Sentence examples for which comes off from inspiring English sources

Bourne relocated the ballet to modern Glasgow, which comes off not unlike the Edinburgh of "Trainspotting".

I could do this better.' -- which comes off as panning, but it's jealousy".

It's a high-risk strategy which comes off in this instance, 15-40, two break points.

"That's the glue that they should use for the registration, which comes off like that!" she said, snapping her fingers.

The wretched comedian slumped against a poster of his own show on Nicholson Street (which comes off the Royal Mile).

He was a master of cinematic depression, which comes off, in his view, as a depressingly rational response to a seemingly irreparable world.

He took a lot of chances, which came off.

The Cardinals (24-9) harassed the Golden Eagles into 26 turnovers, 14 of which came off steals.

But it was wholly appropriate in the Russian works, which came off spectacularly.

Relievers Jeremy Affeldt and Ross Detwiler thwarted Italy after Wright's blast, which came off Matthew Torra, a minor leaguer for the Washington Nationals.

She was wearing a lightweight summer dress which came off in seconds and she sat down on me.