Sentence examples for off the facade from inspiring English sources

It is painful to see its straw-colored brick with salmon trim peeling off the facade.

The heat blistered the paint on the marble, and big panels have popped off the facade.

The ball soared off Canseco's bat, caromed off the facade and traveled more than 400 feet.

The first blast ripped off the facade of the 18-storey HSBC building, shattering the windows of nearby skyscrapers.

By then, he plans either to peel off the facade, like a slice of cheese, and replace it, or demolish the building and be done with it.

Santana's next pitch tailed inside, too, but Sandoval clobbered the third one off the facade of the second deck in left field for a homer.

Mr. Boota wielded his two drumsticks in a galloping clangor that echoed off the facades of the darkened buildings.

But it also had symbolic meaning: The act of ripping off the facades is a reaction against our tendency to keep the poor and their problems hidden away.

And for years, people who live along this narrow street have been griping about the amplified sound from these buses, which rumbles off the facades of their historic brownstones.

He plans to auction off the facades of several other houses and donate the proceeds to the communities where they once stood.

Moments later, Kent hammered a ball off the limestone facade in left field.