Sentence examples for off the pleasure from inspiring English sources

It's like not eating all the cake in the fridge, and one day seeing that you've put off the pleasure of eating it so long that the cake has spoiled.

In June 2013, their elected MPs were: The Italian Job has a scene filmed at the athletics track in the Crystal Palace sports centre, in which Michael Caine says, "You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!" The Pleasure Garden was also filmed in the park and Our Mother's House has a scene featuring Dirk Bogarde with several children on the park's boating lake.

As with the demise of low-budget B-movies, another sliver is being shaved off the pleasure that cinema has to offer.Blame focus groups.

(Dammit, Amanda, stop showing off!) Part of the pleasure in using a reaction GIF is the satisfaction of having hunted down the perfect clip of Michael Jackson eating popcorn or that priceless '80s exercise video. .

But to stop there is to overlook the show's ambitions, to shunt it off to the pleasure ghetto and forget about it.

What drives this campaign forward, what gives it the energy and the incredible support that it has, is the fact that our biggest daily newspaper - which has such incredible power and cultural significance - thinks that a woman's biggest life aspiration should be taking their clothes off for the pleasure of men.

Blanchard began to descend rapidly, but the balloon, caught in the wind, continued to move off from the pleasure gardens even as it went down.

Jerking off with the Pleasure Sweater feels like a Muppet's dosed your dick with MDMA before jumping up and down on it until you have the warmest, strongest, most tingling orgasm of your entire life.

Below, Moffat discusses Sherlock himself ("a terribly emotional man and a desperate show-off"), the pleasures of doing shorter series like this one, and what's next for both the "Sherlock" and "Doctor Who" franchises.

Off-the-pitch pleasures are distributed a little more evenly, one should hope, but the Signal Iduna Park had indeed witnessed sheer ecstasy and successful reproduction, of a kind.

But it also set off the manic pleasure-seeking of the Roaring Twenties, energized by populist jazz.