Sentence examples for taking one off from inspiring English sources

"If that means taking one off the face or jumping in front of a ball or hitting or getting hit with a pitch, I'll do it.

At futurist Bruce Sterling pointed out in his recent South By Southwest keynote address, a personal computer, c1995, is perfectly capable of processing your words and running your spreadsheets, but you'd be hard-pressed to find someone interested in taking one off your hands.

"One day you'll take one off and it'll fall down a drain.

You have to take one off to put the other one on.

If you're hot, take one off, conditions can and will change while you're on the mountain.

"If he saw feathers on a hat of mine and he liked the color, he would take one off and make it into a fly," Ms. Jagoda said.

"I ain't taken one off since".

"I'll take one off the backside if it means Whelan scores in the Cup final," he said.

Er – he starts with a wide but Morkel can only take one off his first ball.

There's no reason to penalise this player: he can wear two identical layers if he's cold, and he can take one off if that changes.

But they slipped to 244-8 and with two to win off the last ball, Groenewald could only take one off Luke Fletcher.