Sentence examples for off the jersey from inspiring English sources

A goal is hard to come by and a player can be overcome with emotion and deservedly so; a run to the bench to celebrate, a dance, sliding on their chest towards where their fans are located, ripping off the jersey and revealing an undershirt with a message and so on.

In 1998, Wang Wu Dong, who had been imprisoned and deported, was re-apprehended when a snakehead powerboat the Oops II ran aground off the Jersey shore.

He opted instead to study oceanography, but poking around the river and surfing off the Jersey shore fed Gruber's fascination with water and an almost transcendental belief that we are inextricably tied to the natural world.

Dr. Ilowite spends most of the year aboard a 40-foot boat anchored off the Jersey Palisades.

But the women are scarcely off the Jersey Turnpike before Ms. Gillet's play begins to hit some potholes.

Frigate Becomes a Reef New York may dump its old subway cars off the Jersey Shore to create artificial reefs for marine life, but Britain has gone one better.

But by the fourth and final week of the collections, a spectator finds it hard not to crave a little gravitas, especially in a season in which designers have done little beyond churn out drapey, off-the-shoulder jersey numbers that suggest, if anything, that the people who created them have watched VH1's "Behind the Music" and probably know the lyrics to more than one Olivia Newton-John song.

"Let's take off the red jersey and take off the blue jersey and let us all put on the red, white and blue jersey.

Off-the-shoulder jerseys, ruffled skirts and fingerless lace gloves offered none of the grit of that era of drugs and Basquiat, only the visual image of "Desperately Seeking Susan".

He could unleash his off-the-cuff-Jersey-guff but that's now completely uncalled for thanks to Donald "Go back to Univision" Trump.

I ended dumping off the Jersey Shore.