Sentence examples for piste to from inspiring English sources

There have been reports that Mr Schumacher left the piste to help another skier who had fallen.

The new runs due to open this season should double the length of piste to 80 kilometres.

Mr Quincy said that "no elements" had been discovered so far to support press reports that Mr Schumacher left the official piste to help another skier in difficulties.

The evidence that Mba supplied to the PAC showed that HMRC senior management had gone off piste (to put it politely) in settling tax cases.

What startled me was the speed and daring with which a foilist pursues her opponent, often to the edge of the piste, to land a crucial hit.

For all my nostalgia for 1960s low-tech simplicity, I have to admit that it was a treat to whizz so seamlessly from piste to piste.

None of the critics have said that, so you'd be going a bit off-piste to expound it.

We've marched, starved, petitioned, written letters, devised legislation and even gone entertainingly off-piste to raise awareness and register our rage.

Pint from £3.20, 85-87 Gwydir Street, 01223 471680, the-cambridgeblue.co.uk With the craft beer revolution being less well advanced in Cambridge than it is in the UK's cities, you occasionally have to veer off-piste to drink well.

It's a little too moodily off-piste to be wholly successful but at least she could have a late-night burger on the way home without soiling some chiffon with ketchup.

But then, as so often, he had to veer off-piste to answer a barrage of questions about subjects other than those in the control of the Welsh assembly, including the allegations of antisemitism within Labour; the credibility of Jeremy Corbyn and the EU referendum.