Sentence examples for off the soccer from inspiring English sources
The rugby victory is being hailed as England's greatest sporting success since its football team carried off the soccer World Cup in 1966.
One poster responded: "[If] being a Korean is more important that being a soccer player... then get off the soccer field you moron".
It is debatable whether fútbol or béisbol is now more popular in Venezuela, but last Wednesday, the Detroit Tigers' triple-crown winner Miguel Cabrera kicked off the soccer match to fellow Maracay native Juan Arango at the Marlins Park in Miami.
Nat is the guy who got kicked off the Dev team for releasing the jailbreak before the official SDK release, which is kind of like getting kicked off the soccer team for making the most goals in a game.
I turned off the soccer match and explained to my son why the poppy has long been associated with the Armistice and honoring veterans.
One thing is for certain, he knows how to draw a crowd on and off the soccer field.
In terms of social features, players can square off on the soccer field, but cooperate with friends off the pitch to gain energy and money, build out their teams and unlock stadiums.
The second thing we at the Jersey Column admire about the doll-o-rama, as previously mentioned, is that it kept a lot of youngsters, or at least a lot of female youngsters, off of the soccer field for a few hours.
The 2010 World Cup finals, kicking off at the Soccer City stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa this afternoon, will be played out over a month in nine host cities by 32 teams, the cream of 204 entrants.
Around 90,000 fans watched the match in the specially designated zone that featured an enormous 4,500-square-foot 4,500-square-foot 4,500-square-footface off in the final of the screen tournament.
GUYS AND BALLS From Germany, an instructive comedy about a gay baker from Dortmund who, after he's thrown off the local soccer team because of his sexual preferences, forms an all-gay team to take on his old mates.
