After whipping off the plain brown jiffy bag containing the manuscript, he devoured it.
No liquor to be had, and the wind whipping off the gray sea, crumbling sand through the pages.
People loved when contestants did a reveal like whipping off his towel or checking wind resistance before the plunge.
On a recent day, with an Arctic wind whipping off the Atlantic, a rare sight came into view: a new buyer.
It had torn around round the island for about 36 hours, and given it a real thrashing, flattening vegetation, whipping off a few roofs and generally causing trouble.
"I just wanted the feel of a Southern dance hall," Mr. Jacobs said afterward as models were whipping off the clothes and returning to their regular gear.
Quebec City You would think temperatures in the teens and wind whipping off the St . LawrenceRiver would drive everyone indoors.
In the Act III pas de deux, as Odile, Ms. Semionova possessed more glittering allure, whipping off multiple double pirouettes in her fouetté turns.
But then the ballerina was whipping off 32 perfect fouettés, and it was no longer possible to say where the shouting was coming from.
Don't listen to her!" while whipping off her jacket with a flourish that would shame a matador, laughing, hugging me, kissing Melanie and, basically, taking over.
Soccer players whipping off jerseys at every goal until they start getting yellow-carded, which creates a worldwide 38th Parallel above which they cannot yank.
