Sentence examples for nasty off from inspiring English sources

Stevenson clicks with martial peremptoriness; Williams as if she were trying to get something nasty off the end of her nail.

Still, everybody who moves to the smoke from the provinces still only seems to want to live in two or three places (somewhere near Stoke Newington Church Street, somewhere near Borough Market, somewhere not too nasty off Rye Lane).

To do a backside pop shove-it (which is much easier than the frontside variation), you will need to scoop your back foot backwards as you pop the tail, as if you were wiping something nasty off the sole of your show.

Mixing a fastball with some nasty off-speed stuff, the 37-year-old Finley (3-0) had the Red Sox off balance all afternoon.

You can find bubbliness in bits of American finance, including the corporate-bond market, and some nasty off-balance-sheet liabilities like student loans and public-sector pensions, but America does not look like a source of imminent trouble.Britain and Japan have changed less.

He says he got premium prices for Enron's assets and shut down nasty off-balance-sheet entities.

It heels over a bit harder on nasty off-camber bends, thanks to a longer travel suspension than a lot of its competition, but nothing upsets it.

The good part of this is that once it's all running, I get nasty, off-time, wacky stuff happening.

What if a British secret agent, Man One (Paul Knox), doing all sorts of nasty, off-the-grid stuff for God, Queen, and Country, tries to leave the service after Earl Andersonn), a Texas tourist, gets killed by accident in a New York sauna (thus making him a spy in a sauna that wants to come in from the cold)?

The next ball is a nasty, lifting off-cutter that Watson desperately inside-edges onto his rump.

IN THE wake of the nasty sell-off in technology stocks last week, diversification overseas may be looking smart.