Sentence examples for pope off from inspiring English sources

There's lots of talent here in Essex - like Lauren Pope off TOWIE.

Biden and others had gathered to see the pope off at Philadelphia International Airport.

1969: Woodstock, where Jimi Hendrix made eye contact, and said, "Hey, man, keep the Pope off the moon".

"Is the new Pope getting off to a good start, Pat Buchanan?" Buchanan says that he's getting his "brand" off to a good start -- he's not changed anything doctrinally but he is definitely pulling everything to the left.

Despite, or perhaps because of, these dollops of praise, Pope comes off as a bit of a buzzkill, all glares and Sorkinesque lectures, eyes welling with righteousness.

The executions would come shortly after the pope set off a worldwide controversy in a speech that some Muslims said linked Islam with violence.

Mr. Pope drove off in a car, and the police then heard about four gunshots and pursued him, the police said.

Then Mr. Fo's description soars into a spiral of lyrical absurdity that imagines the Pope taking off into the air without a plane: "They could already see him in their imaginations.

And it wavered even before the pope flew off tonight, visibly moved by his journey in Jesus' footsteps, though the path traversed a Holy Land mined with religious and political sensitivities.

HEMBRUGEDERGURRER! Around the 2.00 mark, daring religious humour is promised, as Clouseau pretends to be the Pope, falls off a balcony and... oh I don't know, hilarity ensues, I imagine.

Pope went off injured in the 2-2 drawithth Scunthorpe United on 21 October, and a scan has since revealed the full extent of the injury.