Sentence examples for off the pistes from inspiring English sources
But graying baby boomers and their money still drive much of the industry, and there will still be plenty of luxury, comfort and convenience, both on and off the pistes.
"She lost control and dropped 20ft off the piste and made contact with a tree".
We zig-zag up a red run then veer off the piste and push up through deep snow, making our way slowly, very slowly, towards the tranquillity of the woods beyond the ski run.
He was skiing off-piste between the pistes La Biche and the more difficult runs of Mauduit, named after the former French skiing champion George Mauduit.
One of his skis struck a hidden rock just after he had turned off the official piste.
Off the piste things are looking up too.
"If you fall, you fly off the piste, especially when the bottom part is icy".
Few ski resorts offer such an enticing combination of varied slopes and snow, cultural city break, plus good food – on and off the piste.
Even if you only have a few weeks, you may be able to secure a trip through Off the Piste (offthepiste.com), which runs group ski trips for students.
This much we know: six members of the U.S. developmental team, on a day off from training, ventured off the piste — outside the controlled area, though we don't yet know what kind of warnings or ropes they may have encountered — and were caught in a powerful slide.
