Sentence examples for off to the edge from inspiring English sources

There is an enchanted air, a feeling of a secret world just off to the edge of the real one, out of ordinary time.

We had driven to a field that sloped off to the edge of a cliff and tried to put a tent up in a gale.

As the masses await Lampard's delivery into the box, the Ivorian peels off to the edge and receives Lampard's rehearsed pass... only to swing and thin air.

One stop was mandatory: I paid homage to Portugal's adventurers by visiting the Mosteiro dos Jer os, a 500-year-old monastery where seamen would make their last confessions before sailing off to the edge of the world.

In that situation, the partner who's been shunted off to the edge of the mattress should be able to say that this is a problem without feeling guilty or ashamed.

In William Blake's phrase, the doors of perception popped open and it really hit me: Yes we are actually here, off to the edge of a vast floating whirlpool of stars, alive and conscious, walking and talking on a big rock circling a bigger burning ball of gas.

Berahino was the scorer for West Brom, the youngster lashing a beautifully weighted Amalfitano lay-off to the edge of the box beyond De Gea with his left foot.

In Idaho, where the brewer sources most of its barley, MillerCoors is encouraging farmers to cut off irrigation to the edges of the fields.

He handed off his crutches, hopped to the edge of the platform and jumped off.

He rolled off me and moved to the edge of the bed without a word.

Karutz offered to spot me if I wanted to try stepping off the edge, but, to my bafflement and shame, I found that I was paralyzed.