Sentence examples for come off once from inspiring English sources
Mostly the burqas come off once inside the gate, and there are dressing rooms where many of the women change into normal clothes, putting on makeup and high heels.
May your masks come off once and for all.
James's Heat teammate Chris Bosh said he only remembered James's headband coming off once before Tuesday.
"If a blouse or shirt comes off once in a while, we don't have a problem with that".
In this decider, after two hours and 35 minutes were lost to rain between innings and the algorithms of Messrs Duckworth, Lewis and Stern turned 284 required from 50 overs into 192 from 26, the approach came off once more – even if it began with a wobble.
Still popular at Laduree in Sydney, some shine has come off a once exclusive sweet treat.
"When I woke up, the first thing I heard was, 'His legs will have to come off,' " he once told The Bulletin of Bend.
BILL CALLAHAN By now, Bill Callahan has prepared us for an album like "Dream River" (Drag City), full of deadpan philosophizing in his unflappable baritone, with lyrics that come off at once as hopeful and mordant, plain-spoken and oblique.
It should come off easily once wet.
But why has the gloss come off the once-golden couple?
Bart Andrews' family, sophisticated adult children who were working professionals, wanted to know statistics, such as, "What percentage of patients with this condition ever come off the ventilator once they are put on it?" (Answer: A miniscule percentage).
