Sentence examples for corpses off from inspiring English sources
Every day he sweeps their corpses off windowsills & other surfaces, for they die within a few hours of arrival.
She gave the twins $5 an animal to shovel corpses off the streets and bring them to her.
Teams of men in white coats, green rubber gloves and yellow helmets carried corpses off a police launch in body bags, Reuters reported.
And so I packed my bag and swept the morning's haul of cicada corpses off the front walk and sallied forth to see America.
Artimovich eventually copped to the crime after an employee saw him arrive in a truck and drop the corpses off, according to Forsyth News.
Gen. Richard Montgomery was killed before his eyes at the Battle of Quebec, he ventured into gunfire and futilely tried to drag the corpse off the battlefield.
"On the adoration scale Joan Armatrading (but dreadful technical problems), James Dean Bradfield and Rebecca Evans; for insights writers Patrick Jones and Lawrence Marks (half of Marks and Gran); fun Frank Hennessy live from Washington and Hairy Biker, Si King (me corpsing off air continuously!).
I want to ride the long smooth tan body of California, I want to eat the bear of the flag of California, I want to roll like a corpse off the highway of your chase scenes, I want my perfect teeth preserved, California, my teeth buried in the earth like a curse, California, and won't you show me where the bodies are kept, California, won't you show me, show me, show me.
An excellent example is the Joker from the Dark Knight where he pretended to entertain some Mafia Dons by doing a magic trick (making a pencil disappear) then using it to kill a thug that tries to kill him then sliding his corpse off the table thus making it disappear.
The best example is this, from 2003, when a rumour about Prince Charles's personal life dissolved into an epic corpse-off between Stewart and Stephen Colbert.
Kurt Vonnegut repeated the experiment in Slaughterhouse-Five by rewinding an allied bombing raid: "American planes, full of holes and wounded men and corpses took off backwards from an airfield in England.
