Sentence examples for off the umbrella from inspiring English sources

Ice bounced off the umbrella of Anibal Barrios, 51, a bakery employee, who reacted by walking a little faster.

"It was a bad moment in her life," Ramos, who auctioned off the umbrella last year, told Broadly.

It entails a ceaseless focus on difficult trade-offs: the umbrella or the extra sweater?

Circuit City is hurting right now and apparently that is justification for ripping people off under the umbrella of a liquidation sale.

Draw the bottom of the umbrella.

Rinse or brush off the cushions or umbrella so that most of the loose dust or debris is removed.

Well, first off, the "content" – that cherished umbrella term for all creative endeavour in these popcultural end times – is not compelling.

He returned -- still no cab -- signaled her to keep the umbrella and went off.

For example, a person who believes that it will rain will only be disposed to take an umbrella if she also believes that the umbrella will ward off the water and if she doesn't want to get wet.

Be sure to weight down the hook end or the umbrella might fly off in a gust.

He cuts off the drunks, keeps spare umbrellas on hand for sudden squalls, shuffles customers around to make space for someone's mom, and, like any barman with a following, dispenses a lot of free drinks.