Sentence examples for stoop off from inspiring English sources

The Chrysler Bldg., would never make Madison Avenue, and the RCA tower would only dis- commode a few theatrical boarding houses in the early Fifties, and possibly clip the back stoop off Mr. Rockefeller' house.

The cold has also affected the start of rugby league's Super League season, with tomorrow's game between Harlequins and Bradford at the Stoop off due to a frozen pitch.

"Regarding that '96 match between India and Sri lanka, it must be the only instance of a fast bowler (Manoj Prabhakar) having to stoop to bowling off spin to stem the tide," says Rory Alexander.

The phone is little more than an iPhone knockoff, right down to the blank black face and chrome trim a disappointment from a company that shouldn't stoop to knock off anyone.

Then, referring to the authority's chief executive, who was sitting about 15 feet away, he said: "Where is Elliot Sander?" He stooped, slipped off one of his shoes and shouted, "You made $300,000 last year".

MARC WOLF remembers a day about four years ago when he sat on the stoop of an Off-Broadway theater in SoHo during a rehearsal break, talking to an actress about the issue of gays in the military.

However, Rangers snuffed out the threatened comeback when Jelavic lost marker Hart and stooped to finish off an inswinging Wylde corner.

And a quick little bottle of Priorat to wash it all down, five American Spirits on the stoop, and off to bed.

The serious parts of life get lopped off and readers have to stoop to inhabit a low-ceilinged world.

Heck, most folks won't even stoop to pick them up off the sidewalk.

Their rich red sandstone, with the low stoops set off by the flanking high-stoop brownstones, must have been eye-catching when completed in 1892.