Sentence examples for recess off from inspiring English sources

The latest foray was on Sunday, when the director James Cameron descended nearly seven miles into a trough known as the Challenger Deep, the planet's deepest known recess, off Guam.

Exasperated Republicans were forced to call a recess while shutting off microphones and TV cameras, but coverage and photos of the protest spread fast on social media.

The Vermont Democrat Pat Leahy, this week's judicious Judiciary chairman, wanted to recess for cooling off, but first offered the slandered witness the time to blaze back at his tormentor.

And that's supposed to stave off recess appointments by the President.

Alcove, recess opening off a room or other space enclosed by walls or hedges.

After five months of tempestuous hearings by the committee, Mr Bush decided to bypass Congress, pushing through Mr Bolton's posting as a one-off "recess appointment".

But we used to stand around at recess in knock-off versions of her black satin pants, fake-smoking twigs and then flicking them to the ground, where we'd purposefully crush them out beneath our shoes.

For the previous design, the cross-sections were already symmetrical but for the new design, the recesses were shifted off center.

Every class we'd do a quick round of confessions: each of us had to disclose a sin, and after listening to all forty-five — which ranged from I kept the change to I want to grab my neighbor's tits and I jacked off during recess, always a classic — the teacher would tell us that none of our sins were unforgivable.

The official schedule for both houses, however, has not caught on to the game and continues to refer to the time off as Recess time.

Republicans, who control the House majority, declared the proceedings out of order and quickly called a recess, which automatically turned off the cameras that usually provide live coverage to C-SPAN.