Sentence examples for sidled off from inspiring English sources

There were even congratulations from some Chelsea fans as he made that plod up the stairs, and further hugs of gratitude from Michael Emenalo, Ron Gourlay, Dave Barnard and Bruce Buck before he sidled off stage right.

When he sidled off, I headed into the empty aisle.

Old Athens occupies the six streets sidling off Monastiráki Square, by the excavated Agora.

The HFR armies are hoping no one notices them sheepishly sidling off the field of battle.

Or like Wark, just arch your wrists, bend your elbows and sidle off the dancefloor looking like a praying mantis lost in an unfamiliar Metro system.

' "Look, look!" I say to my wife, "they're pinching a bike right in front of that policeman!" Occasionally I intervene – and they don't make a fuss, simply hopping on to the bikes they've already stolen and sidling off – but after a while you get fed up and leave them to it.

Starting in the 1960s Folios also began to sidle off to Japan, where there are now 15 copies, some of which were bought from owners in the US: this is largely the result of an ambitious buying spree by Meisei University (which owns 12 of them), brought to a (temporary?) end by the economic stagnation of the 1990s.

You don't have to spend the whole time hanging around being superficially polite to the harasser from floor four or the trophy wife from reception; after a few polite exchanges, simply sidle off and discover those colleagues you enjoy talking to.

Dancers walked, sidled and rolled on and off, pausing at times for bursts of what looked like largely improvised movement.

"Not really," he started and then tailed off when a stranger sidled up to listen in on the conversation.

"Not really," he started and then tailed off when a stranger sidled up to listen in on the conversation, perhaps wary of security agents or informers.