Sentence examples for got off the stool from inspiring English sources
He dropped the saucer to the counter and got off the stool.
As he got off the stool, though, his 96-year-old body turned mutinous.
So it allows a lot of critique, whereas when you put people up on tall stools and give them upright posture and even allow them– or encourage them– to get off the stool and move around, it creates a little more active engagement in a project.
If there is an all-night lunchroom, he will get off the train, straddle a stool, his Burberry topcoat sagging like a surplice, a pearl-gray fedora on the back of his head, and direct the waitress in the creation of an Ellington dessert.
It does not take great effort to be an observer or onlooker, but our job is to get off the couch or the bar stool, and participate in life's work with all the fervor and passion for that which we were created.
When I said to my boss that I was going insane because of the repetitive nature of the job I was told that I could be promoted to the operative who got off his stool every hour to fill up the hopper at the end of the production line with raw plastic.
"You remember that famous debate where a young woman asked a question and George H. W. Bush gave his answer, and then Clinton actually got off his stool, walked over to the woman, looked her in the eye, and spoke to her that way?" Eventoff recalled.
