Sentence examples for stone off from inspiring English sources

For 2009, Wiggins shed 6kg (about a stone) off a frame where it was not obvious how such savings might be made.

You know who does this kind of shirt... a sick guy," Uygur said before seeing Stone off camera.

More detailed individual goal setting was described with different degrees of specificity from: I want to lose weight, that's my goal (participant C, female, age 58), to: I could get another stone off by Christmas it's just a pound (weight) a week that's all it is, a pound a week (participant B, female, age 45).

Takeout accomplished: he had whacked his opponent's stone off the scoring circle.

While that sounds a lot like flag-wrapped, and probably effective, pre-campaign politicking, the raid leading to Bin Laden's death takes a stone off the country's heart.

There is also a mysterious Spanish millionaire, 84 years old, who intendes to charter a ship, pack the stone off to his estate in Spain.

I mean, studies show that people stoned off their booties do better on an IQ test than those distracted by ringing phones and incoming emails.

Hell, I got a little too stoned off some edibles just a couple of weeks ago, but the important difference is I don't blame the weed.

Late on a school night, I slipped out onto the balcony, got insanely stoned off a joint containing a miniscule amount of Bhai's weed, and listened to Richard D. James Album from beginning to end.

Take the stones off, and have the person turn onto their back.

12.56pm GMT The Guardian's Owen Gibson in already installed in the Ice Cube, 35 minutes before, um, stone-off of the men's curling final.