Sentence examples for wristwatch off from inspiring English sources

He kept taking his wristwatch off and putting it on, turning it over in his hands.

They had to take his wristwatch off to free him.

Miss Pons' alarm wristwatch went off during the recording of one song and it had to be done over.

And we gathered outside a friend's rented one till late one summer's night, laughing and drinking till the air grew damp and dewy and a bunch of his kids and their friends decided to go skinny dipping and a wristwatch was taken off and, inevitably, lost somewhere on the dark shingle.

When she sat down to write a novel on the subject, she told me recently, she began by making a long list of everyday details from the crisis that risked getting lost as gay writers and journalists died: wristwatch alarms going off, reminding people it was time to take their AZT; men carrying teddy bears as talismans of comfort and hope; people spreading AL-721 on their morning toast.

The wristwatch of the future.

He took off his wristwatch and pointed to a place just above his wrist.

When he takes off his wristwatch or his sweatbands, the skin that was beneath them is much lighter than that which surrounds it.

With cellphones, iPods and other clock-equipped devices becoming ubiquitous, armchair sociologists were writing off the wristwatch as an antique, joining VHS tapes, Walkman players and pocket calculators on the slag heap of outmoded gadgets.

[Washington takes off his wristwatch – a chunky Audemars Piguet – and bangs it against the table, giving me what could be interpreted as his mean stare.] Is that a weapon or are you telling me my time's up?

Mr. Del Col noted that while Mr. Perez had testified that both of his wrists were slashed and were gushing blood, no blood was found inside the basement, on the ramp leading to it or on Mr. Perez's wristwatch, which had fallen off during the fight.