Sentence examples for silver off from inspiring English sources

A perfunctory shout-out like this would ordinarily draw little notice, except that, the following morning, federal agents led Silver off in handcuffs.

With seven traditionals, four originals and a splendid cover of the Rolling Stones' "You Got the Silver" off Let It Bleed, Crooked Still has created a collective work of tasteful art that could fit comfortably into hallowed halls of musical history from Seattle to Nashville to Cleveland to Boston, which is just a short drive west on the Massachusetts Turnpike to Newton, where O'Donovan grew up.

You asked for the Tiffany (posh!) medium open-heart pendant in sterling silver off your mum for Christmas.

It's hard to pass silver off as gold, and according to the market, that's what InfoSpace is trying to do through its merger with Go2Net.

Recovering the silver off the nitrate film was more expedient than trying to preserve such combustible materials.

Twelve states sell the family silver off cheap to plug holes in their budget, by creating Tobacco Bonds, effectively pawning off the rights to their future payments.

A more modern font will be used in the ads, as well as new corporate colors of silver, off-white and orange, to replace dark brown and dark blue.

The Eldorado had belonged to his grandfather, a tall, lean, white-haired patriarch who had remained vigorous — still splitting and stacking his own cordwood, still waking at dawn to fish for kings and silvers off Camano Head — until one evening two weeks earlier when he'd said, "I'm awfully goddam tired," and then sat down on the davenport, shut his eyes, and died.

The Eldorado had belonged to his grandfather, a tall, lean, white-haired patriarch who had remained vigorous still splitting and stacking his own cordwood, still waking at dawn to fish for kings and silvers off Camano Head until one evening two weeks earlier when he'd said, "I'm awfully goddam tired," and then sat down on the davenport, shut his eyes, and died.

At the same time, the Dutch navy won a series of victories over the Spaniards, including Piet Heyn's celebrated capture of their silver fleet off the coast of Cuba (1628) and the destruction of a Spanish fleet in the Downs, off the English coast, by Maarten Tromp in 1639.

He lifts the silver lid off a plate to reveal nothing.