Sentence examples for rip off my from inspiring English sources

"Don't you think you might want to wear something that's easy to rip off?" my boyfriend asked.

"There's no shortage of people wanting to rip off my knickers," she says, which, as one of the more sophisticated examples of humour, serves warning for the crudities to come.

I dressed up as a boy, thinking that I'd fool them all until press night, when I'd rip off my tail coat and scream, "I'm a GIRL!" I got as far as the door.

I knew that he knew that I knew that he knew that I wanted him to rip off my tough yet sexy blazer, and cover me in off-the-cuff smooches.

It was his impulse, he added, "whenever I found myself alone, to remove my coat, rip off my tie, loosen my collar and roll up my sleeves -- a gesture aspiring not merely to comfort but, in a more symbolic sense, to freedom".

"A big man, a huge man, with bared teeth was set to pounce, and before I could react he grabbed my shoulder and flung me back, screaming, 'Get the hell out of my race and give me those numbers!' Then he swiped down my front, trying to rip off my bib number, just as I leapt backward from him.

Or a dog.' Has someone ripped off my robotic monster?

When a professor ripped off my work in a journal, they escaped unpunished.

My scrap will be some of the linoleum I've ripped off my living-room floor.

I see now that my fiction was ripping off my favourite films.

"He ripped off my blindfold and shone a light in my eyes.