Sentence examples for off the stall from inspiring English sources

He climbs off the stall to demonstrate the position: head face-down, foetal, hands around crown.

Horses were fed hay off the stall floor (control), or from one of three hay nets: large (15.2 cm openings), medium (4.4 cm openings), and small (3.2 cm openings).

On another night, she either gnawed or nuzzled the inside edge of the stall door off.

Then, suddenly, the field is switched off, leaving some of the stalled electrons easy prey for the rubidium ions to capture into wide orbits.

Like clockwork, most dorms have a scheduled procession of scumdicks rollin' in and out of the stalls beating off between 1 and 4 AM, and often we're hog-floggin to the last female we saw.

My favourite story of an audience interruption is told by an actor friend of mine, who was mid-performance one evening when he heard a mobile going off in the stalls.

"Certainly not," Gretl said, sprinkling a wave at the VC as he moved off among the stalls in the dead WalMart.

Damn it, I thought as I watched my guy take off through the stalls, I should have put up a fight.

You're much better off in the stalls.

There are many who will not see it that way, even though the Ferguson matchday scarves were not flying off the stalls on Sir Matt Busby Way.

"I'm going to miss the throaty roar of the ladies' toilet just off the stalls flushing loudly in the middle of many a great and moving monologue," said the director Terry Gilliam, "often just the right touch of a sorely needed reality".