Sentence examples for spectacles off from inspiring English sources

Some buyers have shelled out about a $1,000 to get Spectacles off EBay.

Edwards lifts his spectacles off his eyes as his oddly effeminate, sushi-blue lips turn into a crooked smile.

As Matsui watched the game crumble around him, he said he felt as if he wanted to snap the spectacles off his face and fling them into the stands.

It's like they took the spectacles off the librarian and suddenly found the vamp.

But now Snap is running its own sales of the third-party manufactured merchandise, and appears to have pulled everything but Spectacles off of Amazon.

"I know it was corny, but it was fun," she hollered, capping the whole spectacle off with a yodel.

He created outdoor spectacles of escape, jumping off bridges in chains, burying himself alive or hanging in straitjackets above the centers of major cities, wiggling his way to freedom.

It's an annual New York spectacle, kicking off November with this epic and poignant mass expression of human physicality.

The spectacle wears off, and watching Nick Saban coach is about as much fun as watching a traffic cop conduct rush-hour traffic.

Ultimately, the spectacle goes off without a hitch.

In his 1993 programme guide to the Anderson productions, John Peel comments that Thunderbirds Are Go is "well-made" and that it fulfils its promise to deliver visual spectacle, coming off as the more favourable of the two Thunderbirds films, although the plot is partly recycled from the television episodes, and the dream sequence is "painfully silly" and "embarrassingly awful".