Sentence examples for off the slope from inspiring English sources

Balls can spin off the slope and down to the hole.

He will throw off the slope of the mound Friday but is already behind other pitchers.

It's only open for dinner, though, so you can't just ski off the slope to your table.

Eye-witnesses said that Prince Charles, who was lifted off the slope by a second helicopter, was visibly distressed.

A parenthood that sometimes means watching her son hobbling away after a jump or even being taken off the slope on a stretcher.

The Turkish navy smashed Hvar in 1571, and just when it was nearly rebuilt in 1579, lightning struck the town castle, which held huge stores of gunpowder; the resulting explosion wiped most houses off the slope.

"He can't feed off the slopes like he used to," Snedeker said.

Vonn stayed off the slopes, focusing instead on strength and endurance training, until the first week of January.

Sam and Jon and their Subvert counterparts, Darren Ford and Lorraine Smith, organise basketball tournaments, après-ski and chalet gatherings to keep the carnival atmosphere going off the slopes.

Note that local skiers begin to trickle off the slopes at noon, congregating around the mountain restaurants for lazy afternoons lunching on local specialities such as cured meats, chestnut-stuffed pasta, or tigelle with lardo and parmigiano.

Thick white smoke billowed off the slopes of Mount York which backs on to a cluster of elegant wooden houses.