Sentence examples for olive off from inspiring English sources

I have a nice collection of paintings and a ton of the silkscreen, so the idea of having an olive off of something Charley is pretty great.

(Anyone who bites into a green olive off the tree lives to regret it: the puckery bitterness can linger for hours).

I love the mix of broccoli, anchovies and olives set off by the sweetness of the currants, but since my son doesn't like currants or raisins, I've made them optional.

From the Tea Olive tee-off to holing out on the Holly, all 18 holes at Augusta National will pose a different challenge to the 98 competitors invited to compete in the 79th Masters tournament.

What, I thought, as I sucked the olives off the toothpick one by one, would Helen Gurley Brown have made of this benighted woman?

Signs of the harvest are everywhere: from farmers plucking olives off the trees and vintners picking grapes off the vine, to villagers lugging bags of fresh hazelnuts.

This is a group that can get three olives off a skewer resting in a martini glass with the adroitness that their grandparents showed.

In a high-density grove, the trees are tightly pruned so they can be mechanically picked by a harvester that sucks the olives off the branch at the precise moment of ripeness.

From slipping the olives off the toothpick with my teeth, through the cab ride home, to him on top of me, I want this EP on loop.

Spice colors reminiscent of turmeric or ginger were played off olive green, khaki contrasted with oxblood, royal purple used with a hue like patinated bronze.

Octopus, usually grilled with a squirt of lemon and served in a pool of olive oil, goes off in a different direction at Django, where it's marinated in lemongrass and ginger, grilled Spanish style a la plancha, and served with a potato salad dressed with bacon and paprika broth.