Sentence examples for waltzed off from inspiring English sources

It's her "white liberal middle-class friends" who have waltzed off with the smelling salts.

The following year, he repeated the trick when his hog roast waltzed off with same accolade.

Oh! and meanwhile the Great British Bake Off has waltzed off to C4.

The former owner of Southern Cross, the Blackstone Group, had previously waltzed off with £1bn in its back pocket.

Old Etonians' cup victory of 1882, then, remains the last time a fully amateur club waltzed off with the prize.

"It's not about one person," insisted Frances Wygladala, of St Kentigerns primary in Blackpool, having waltzed off with the north-west award for innovation.

"He was a good man," he said, waltzing off to watch the next match.

There is a risk that graduates will simply take advantage of the offer and then waltz off.

They waltz off into the sunset, the prospect of a mini-break in Dubai stretching ahead of them.

The Liberty had to win last night or watch the Mystics waltz off with the conference title.

But eventually the interacting gravitational forces kick the small body out and the two remaining bodies waltz off together.