Sentence examples for off the cross from inspiring English sources

Rogozin, a former ambassador to Nato, replied: "Either take off the cross or put on [under]pants".

Adding to its allure was the boast that a group of local lifeguards regularly leapt off the Cross Bay (among other bridges) for fun.

Then he leapt off the cross to "Jumpin' Jack Flash" and squirted holy water at his fellow students from a water pistol.

A few years back, while traveling through the city, he pulled off the Cross Bronx Expressway and stopped in for a Big Mac at the McDonald 's onTremont Avenue.

Inside the church, after more prayers, Firefighter Bartlett, who is 45 and studying for a master's degree in theology at St. Joseph's Seminary in Yonkers, handed off the cross and stepped to the microphone.

(In a sign of just how brutal it was, Josephus tells us that he begged the Roman rulers for three of his friends to be taken off the cross after they had spent hours on it; one lived).

Grub screws love to jump down plugholes, so put the plug in, then take off the cross-top and unscrew the bell-shaped cover.

A15 Giving Business a Freer Hand The German government approved draft legislation to slash taxes and open the way for corporations to sell off the cross-holdings that have hindered the rise of open competition and a shareholder culture.

Not only did the Devils kill off the cross-checking penalty with flair, outshooting the Flames over the five minutes, 3-0, butheyey also scored the winning goal 91 seconds later when Patrik Elias scored his second goal, off a perfect pass from Scott Gomez.

At the prosecutor's table, they believed this a ruse to throw off the cross-examination.

René Redzepi kicked off the cross-continent book tour for his newly published "A Work in Progress" in New York last week, hitting Washington, D.C.; Toronto Chicago Seattle San Franciscosco; and finally Los Angeles.