Sentence examples for swing off of from inspiring English sources

For instance, cells sometimes swing off of large ridges, a behavior similar to that observed for cells at the edges of tall cliffs.

The branch should stick out away from the tree far enough that when you hang your tire swing off of it, the swing will not immediately hit the trunk of the tree.

Devin's stunt videos almost make us cringe with concern as he swings off of cliffs and attempts to be a "human skeeball".

He swings off of a relatively high green-screened platform, wires and all, and just throws himself in the air while just wearing a singular safety harness.

This means that the kids will put both their hands and feet on the bar, and swing off with the help of a coach staying in that position until they land.

Climb trees, and swing off them.

Another short exchange followed, and then, in the words of her biographer, Horatio Rogers, "she was swung off, and the crown of martyrdom descended upon her head".

This is especially apparent in high school when you have the dudes who have been swinging off the lowest rung of Getting It since junior kindergarten and the mathletes with bad sweaters hiding out at the smoking pit with some soggy blunts.

Remember when you used Earth Day as an excuse to post photos of you swinging off the Robot Heart bus at Burning Man to Instagram?

None of them said anything to the man as he swung off, and, frozen by the grotesqueness of the situation, neither did I.

In Gregory La Cava's screwball classic "My Man Godfrey" (1936), recently released in a fine DVD edition by the Criterion Collection, Mischa Auer, as the freeloading Carlo, gives the best ape imitation of the summer, swinging off the filigreed ironwork in a swank Park Avenue town house to amuse the ridiculously fretful Irene Bullock (Carole Lombard).