Sentence examples for off from the intense from inspiring English sources
Photos of the flaperon also make clear that its mountings behind the aircraft's right wing are missing, a further indication that the flap used to bank the aircraft during turns and landings broke off from the intense vibration of the high-speed plunge, he said.
She says Habiba has to spend a lot of time washing herself to soothe the pain, cool her off from the intense heat and make sure she doesn't smell.
Fairs and festival holidays provided time off from the physically intense jobs that the Industrial Revolution provided (the traditional two-week holiday for workers in Glasgow is still called "the Glasgow Fair"), and travelling showmen abounded (Punch and Judy men, travelling salesmen, and buskers).
They evacuated early Monday when they started hearing explosions — probably from propane tanks set off by the intense heat of the fires.
Taking time off from his intense preparation for the Rugby World Cup closing ceremony ("We have to make sure we don't cover the pitch in debris") Fleming surveys the line of seven cakes.
7. Friendship: The intense urgencies of war are hard to turn off, especially the intense bonds of camaraderie in battle.
But I was caught off guard by the intense interest shown from a handful of friends who saw what I was doing -- feedback that encouraged me to share it and make it available to others.
Therefore, it is very important that you take at least two days off from intense exercise per week, and that you avoid working the same muscle groups in two consecutive training sessions.[16].[16]
With almost no time off from an insanely intense schedule over five years, it was only a matter of time before somebody cracked, and it was probably going to be our sweet prince, Zayn.
From the intense blue sky to the green palm trees.
On Saturday, after decades of guerrilla struggles and intense international pressure, the Republic of South Sudan will officially split off from the north and become Africa's 54th country.
