Sentence examples for off to admire from inspiring English sources

Mum would wander off to admire the deer, while I would catch tadpoles in jam jars.

Taking the hat off to admire it, he added, "I'm happy now I'm having this thing".

So comfortable is it that Boris Becker takes time off to admire Pippa Middleton's red dress.

Smuggled inside by his mother, a former nurserymaid there, he wanders off to admire the lovely mansion and ends up taking a piece of it with him: a decorative plaster acorn he prises off the wall with his penknife.

Ilya Aleksievich turned a fine, cross-field pass on to Aleksei Kozlov and, when his centre from the right sailed into the Brazil penalty area, Manchester United's Rafael and his fellow defenders stood off to admire Renan Bressan Bardini's free header into the bottom corner.

Barbers shaved the heads of bearded patriarchs who then hurried off to admire the latest wares in Hat Alley.

On the train home, we peeled off our dressings to admire and compare.

After a few more short runs and a single clean jump, Jim scooped up the fish and handed it off for me to admire.

Some elk had wandered into the parking lot at Buck's T4 and were grazing indifferently as people pulled off the highway to admire them.

She wrote about her wish that her husband would turn off the TV to admire the "gorgeous" scene and that the terrorists would join her in her bike ride up Eighth Avenue to "see how beautiful and calm my city is".

She had grown impatient at how garment workers had broken off from their tasks to admire the portraits.