Sentence examples for he makes off from inspiring English sources
And indeed he makes off without dropping a shot.
He makes off in hot pursuit of the ball, only to accidentally handle the thing the second he reaches it.
He makes off with an impassive high-fashion model (Eva Mendes) in the middle of a photo shoot, takes her to his underground lair, strips naked, revealing a full erection, and falls asleep with his head in her lap.
Desire fractures class boundaries and Nicholas Garrett's Don glides between the posh hotel where he accosts Laura Mitchell's bourgeois Elvira, the East End pub where Masetto (Robert Winslade Anderson) and Zerlina (Claire Wild) are holding their wedding reception, and the aristocratic masked ball where he makes off with Ana James's all-too-willing Anna.
What if he makes off with it while you're passed out face-first in the complete works of Chaucer?
Robert Hansen, CEO of SecTheory and Dark Reading blogger, asked the phisher, called "lithium," how he operates, what technology he uses, and just how much money he makes off these scams.
He drinks, he smokes, he curses, he steals from people, and he makes off-color sexual jokes.
Apparently unschooled in public relations or political spin, he makes off-the-cuff remarks that provide endless light relief for Thailand's political bloggers and tweeters.
His self-centeredness shines through whenever he makes off-the-cuff, unscripted remarks, from his jocular obliviousness in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina to the joke he made last year in San Antonio when visiting the Brooke Army Medical Center, which treats the severely wounded: "As you can possibly see, I have an injury myself — not here at the hospital, but in combat with a cedar.
He made off with about fifteen pigeons.
He made off with her purse, the police said.
