Sentence examples for row off from inspiring English sources
When I can, I do take 2 days in a row off now.
The local firehouse was ordered years ago to take "skid row" off its ambulances and rigs.
By the late '80s, he was living on the streets of skid row off and on.
In the remaining days, for half-hour intervals she let me row off some of the calories.
Your hope remains unradiated as you row off toward Olympic gold, past the Ukraine, America, the world, an arrow bowed across the Eton Dorney, scull aflame with hope--a nation's, yours, mine--maudlin, yes, both sport and poem, like all of us, undressed.
Close each row off with yet another tag.
Spooked, the men untied and rowed off in a needlessly wide arc.
In the same week that the Boat Race rowed off into commercial waters, Salmon's department announced a four-year deal to cover rugby league and an extended contract that will keep the Six Nations on the BBC until 2009.
The scrum struggled again, the balance in the back row seemed off and the defence - not exclusively Chris Ashton - slipped off when they needed to cling on.
His six-man chalk was a quarter of a row, separated off by the gray vinyl screens.
In New York, you might have a rare moment of seeing a hand knotted Turkish leather bag from The Row getting off the 1/9 train at 13th St.
