Sentence examples for off the grandstand from inspiring English sources

It ricocheted back toward her off the grandstand, leaving her a difficult pitch shot from about 25 yards.

Serving in the second game of the fifth set, he fell to the ground with cramps and had to be packed in ice and carried off the Grandstand court on a stretcher.

Much of the newness has worn off; the grandstand and grounds are neat, trim and smart; the turf course and the infield are green, the flower beds gay, and it's pleasant and relaxing.

Gov. Jon S. Corzine, Mayor Sharpe James and Cory Booker all need to step off the grandstand, quit bickering, and let the city dole out the $80 million that it assigned to neighborhood and non-profit projects last month through a pair of private funds.

During his tryout, Young impressed the scouts, recalling years later, "I almost tore the boards off the grandstand with my fast ball".

The left-hander pushed it and then got enormously unlucky — his ball ricocheting off the rail of the grandstand and into the bamboo grove left of the green.

The wind caused a horse racing meeting in Ayr to be called off, while Epsom racecourse was evacuated after part of the grandstand flew off.

In baseball, it's a matter of high suspense to see whether the arm of Boston's Bret Saberhagen, 36, recovering from its third surgery, can pitch its way off the disabled list this season without flying off into the grandstand at Fenway Park.

I could see my parents, my boyfriend, my brother, and way, way up in the very last row of the grandstand, yelling her head off, Liz O'Leary, my college coach.

Thousands more have faced off at the Grandstand, a smaller locale attached to Armstrong.

The Maryland Jockey Club has been installing monitors and furniture in a 2,500-square-foot 2,500-square-foot 2,500-square-footion of opening the simulcareang and off-theck bettingrandstand plan that has drawn opposinion from community leanticipationected officials.