Sentence examples for swimming off from inspiring English sources
Swimming off private land is okay.
You thought twice before swimming off a British beach.
The three dolphins tussle for a while, rolling around one another in a ball, eventually swimming off to join the rest of the group.
THIS summer, a Spanish woman swimming off a remote beach in the Canary Islands saw an algae-covered bottle floating nearby with a letter inside.
The scrawny blacks were elsewhere, swimming off the rocks in a filthy harbor, and I watched from my grandfather's house and I wondered.
Swimming off this century-old pier has been a way of life here for decades and the local game is dibble, a swimming contest in which children – and sometimes adults – jump in after a Popsicle stick.
"Last year a lot of people wrote swimming off as a sport and I think it's really disappointing because we've had such a successful cycle of medals and success over the past four-to-five years," Carlin told BBC Sport.
A 65-year-old woman was killed by what is presumed to have been a tiger shark as she was swimming off Makena.
Here they are seen swimming off Baffin Island, Canada.
Two days earlier it had been swimming off Spain.
Last summer Estrada died while swimming off the Mexican coast.
