Sentence examples for he rose off from inspiring English sources

One of the strongest drummers to come along in the 1980's, Ralph Peterson was too strong for some: he often hit the snare drum so hard that he rose off his seat.

Randy Keisler was summoned to the manager's office this afternoon, and slowly, he rose off the stool in front of his locker and walked across the long visitors' clubhouse, his body stiff with disgust.

Mr. Junta insisted in a calm voice that he fought with Michael Costin only after "he was coming at me like crazy" and that when the fatal fight was over, he thought Mr. Costin was still alive because he rose off the floor on his elbow.

But it was the macho confidence of Mr. Haynes's drumming that dominated the evening: his dynamited triplets, the way he commanded a rhythm by resting half his body weight on the high-hat cymbal and hammering out one-handed patterns, the way he shut down a tune by pumping the bass drum and crashing a cymbal so hard he rose off his seat.

When she rises off the floor and floats, she thinks, "It's like the Rapture in here every 30 seconds".

He "feels bad," so naturally he illustrates his deep, melancholy emotions by dropping a rose off of a balcony in slow motion.

He takes a spatula and neatly flicks my entire rose off the cake onto the counter, as if it had never existed.

He jogged off the field and into the Yankees' dugout, where the coach Don Zimmer rose off the bench and onto his surgically replaced knee to greet Cone.

A morning mist rose off the grass.

Fog rose off its surface, and a rough hem of ice fringed the banks.

Mist rose off the grass as I headed down a ravine shaded by trees.