Sentence examples for off the terrace from inspiring English sources

Protesters dumped computers and office furniture off the terrace.

He jumped off the terrace he had come over, broke both of his wrists, ran to a hospital and turned himself in.

Gustave, the boastful bully of the trio, is afraid to venture off the terrace; Henri takes walks in the village despite his bad leg, so he can admire the comely schoolmistress from a distance; Philippe, who has shrapnel in his head and suffers from blackouts, often in midsentence, is convinced Sister Madeleine, the five-foot-tall nun who runs the home, is trying to kill him.

We got kicked off the terrace for making too much noise, and after pleading for some caramel vodka shots—"One last time?"—we finally lurched off into the night.

The other guests, in a glass-walled den off the terrace, were watching the Globes.

A woman at the party, tipsy, knocks an empty tumbler off the terrace.

Building on the success of last year's impressively produced marathon, the action kicks off on the terrace at 3pm, with guests Richy Ahmed, Jordan Peak and Darius Syrossian playing funky house.

9. "But don't blame me when li'l Eric jumps off of the terrace / You shoulda been watchin' him — apparently you ain't parents".

"But don't blame me when li'l Eric jumps off of the terrace / You shoulda been watchin' him apparently you ain't parents".

But Mr. Silman's forensic engineering work disclosed that the weight of the upper level, specifically that of the terrace off the master bedroom, in fact rests on the floor below, putting too much stress on it.

It flew off from the terrace.