Sentence examples for took one off from inspiring English sources
Do you recall "bowler hats" and "boaters?" All men wore hats and tipped them to salute a woman in the street, and ladies wore gloves and took one off to shake hands.
In the first inning, Curtis Granderson took one off the end of the bat – or the hand, depending on whom you believe – and then Sabathia plunked Jacoby Ellsbury to lead off the bottom half.
If you took one off the buffet at a funeral, even in your grief, you would find yourself exclaiming to people: "Jesus!
Her mum Sue Richardson, 52, who ordered the delivery from the Gallows Corner branch in Romford, told the Brentwood Gazette: "My daughter and I started unloading the shopping, one crate at a time and, as I took one off, I heard a scream and a thud.
"About every third breaking pitch, the father took one off the shins.
"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".
