Sentence examples for scarf off from inspiring English sources

Our niece called us after Trump's statement banning Muslims, she said: "Should I take my scarf off?

I often feel like I have to take my scarf off to be seen as an individual with agency and a brain.

Men pummeled her with rocks and paving stones, knocked her down, kicked her, ripped her head scarf off, all the while shouting religious slogans and denouncing her as a blasphemer.

Here's Marie-Josée Kravis, advisor to the New York Fed, accessorizing brilliantly with her snake-effect silk scarf off on a power walk with her billionaire financier husband Henry Kravis, head of predatory investment company KKR.

An armed, masked man led out a blindfolded Krat, took the scarf off from around her face and allowed her to address reporters, then blindfolded her once again, and escorted her away.

Start your scarf off as you would for a classic knot, with one loose knot at the front of your neck.

Then, on an August day in 2008, the scarf came off.

His wife, in a dark suit and a brightly colored scarf, looked off to the side, occasionally glancing up to reveal deep circles beneath her eyes.

One ad — with the tag line "Innovate and Accelerate" — has a man wearing a set of paper wings, vintage aviator goggles and a white scarf, jumping off a chair in a Gothic-style auditorium, as if in flight.

Seated at the head of a conference table with a Koran and a box of tissues before him, Mr. Arafat, in his trademark fatigues and black-and-white checked head scarf, fired off staccato phrases in unmistakable fury.

She came in with a rush — books dropped on the bench so that they scattered on the floor, scarf snatched off so that her hair sprang out in a tangle, and at the same time, it seemed, boots kicked loose and sent skittering across the floor.