Sentence examples for off the chairs from inspiring English sources

And you had better believe there are no price tags hanging off the chairs.

Their job was to tell customers to raise the safety bar, to help them off the chairs, and to hoist the sleds from the chair backs, but when no customers were visible they sat in a circle on the platform and told dirty jokes and played cards.

She says there is sometimes "shouting and swearing and standing up in the middle of the cabin, dancing and swinging off the chairs".

Anything can happen from going up and eating the paint off the chairs…", at which he was interrupted by a furious congresswoman.

Perelman's reconsideration of the film depended on the kind of extreme measures that were needed in an age before repertory cinemas and home video: Not long ago, the Museum of Modern Art graciously permitted me to run its copy of "Foolish Wives," on condition that if I became overstimulated or mushy, I would not pick the veneer off the chairs or kiss the projectionist.

Closing with "Don't Look Back in Anger" and the crowd ripping the seat cushions off the chairs and chanting along like it was a European soccer (football) match, Noel smiled from ear to ear.

It's not often you get a fall-off-the chair moment in literature, but that was one for me.

"It's not an overly or trickily designed concept hotel: the loft concept uptown, the three-legged-fall-off-the-chair concept".

To who?" It's not often you get a fall-off-the chair moment in literature, but that was one for me.

she liked to have fell off the chair.

"Sometimes he would just fall off the chair because he couldn't write any more.