Sentence examples for stunning off from inspiring English sources

You have enough cash to buy that trendy clothes you just saw few days ago, the clothes would be: (a) Trendy but with a slight touch of ragged (b) Girly-girl stunning off shoulder (c) Collared shirt or just plain tee.

At a reception at the Metropolitan Museum, Streep wears a stunning off-the-shoulder black gown (by Valentino) that exposes a good deal of her beautiful pale flesh.

But Jones produced a stunning off-load to put Maitland in for a touchdown in the corner as Scotland hit back immediately.

The Jets have read little else but about the departures of the legend (their former coach, Bill Parcells), the genius (their former defensive guru, Bill Belichick, now the head coach at New England) and the star (receiver Keyshawn Johnson, who was traded to Tampa Bay in the most stunning off-season move of all).

Like many female tennis stars, Maria Sharapova is known not only for her skills on the court but for her stunning off-duty looks, too.

Paul delivered a stunning, off-balance buzzer beater to lift the Clippers past the Grizzlies in Game 2 of their first-round Western Conference playoff series on Monday night.

Two hours later they were on their feet again, this time more rapturously, to salute a stunning hundred off 85 balls, the fastest of the 231 at Lord's.

But Glenn Maxwell hit a stunning 74 off 33 balls in a partnership of 118 with Aaron Finch before a clatter of late wickets saw George Bailey's men dismissed for 175.

A lot of people saw Russell Malone during his tenure as guitarist with Diana Krall's trio, and he was always pretty stunning, reeling off elegantly virtuosic solos and changing eras within single ideas.

His 101 for England Lions in a one-day match with Sri Lanka A  at Taunton on 6 August was followed by a stunning 141 off 96 balls, as Notts beat Middlesex on a One-Day Cup match at Lord's on 14 August.

This is a stunning one-off – the retelling of an east Caribbean myth.