glide off造句

• Manatees do as they wish, being touched and then gliding off.
• Thousands of picture-perfect new cars glide off assembly lines each year.
• Foul language glides off my tongue like warm beer in a Harley meet,
• No Sarah Hughes gliding off with an Olympic gold medal in figure skating.
• The creature then leaps from the mountain and glides off towards the sea.
• But when I glided off to my desk, coffee mug in hand, he was outraged.
• The rubbernecking giraffe, sensing our approach, just as briskly glides off into a woods no tiger will inhabit.
• He was bothered by cramps just before he reached his 100 with his seventh four, a glide off Lawson.
• Once the tune had reached the end, the ITV logos glided off stage, and were replaced by the clock.
• High pressure will glide off the North Atlantic coast on Monday afternoon, ending the period with clear skies and light winds.
• OK, that's a halo, it's like a windmill, but you glide off the side of your head.
• At 09 : 28, the four ITV logos glided onto stage, followed by the first minute of The Journey, before gliding off stage.
• Kersey was paired with Clyde Drexler for 11 mostly glorious seasons with the Portland Trail Blazers and last week watched his old buddy glide off into the sunset.
• Then he glided off to the " kiss-and-cry " area where Audrey Weisiger, his longtime coach, gave him a long embrace.
• The boat slows, and we all crane our necks upward, watching the eagle glide off in a single stroke, until it finally disappears in the gray distance.
• Abreu went back to the wall, stretched out his glove and the ball seemed to glide off the glove and over the wall for a 4-2 lead.
• Help, I posted a question about house numbering here 9 days ago, and now it and its possible answer have glided off the top with now way to retrive them!
• But then we glanced around at our first alpine vista _ peaks everywhere, dropping into frozen streambeds and crevasses _ and felt the feathery powder under our skis, and couldn't wait to glide off.
• In that inning, the Phils were helped when, on an apparent force-out of Bake McBride by Larry Bowa, Dodger shortstop Bill Russell glided off the second base bag as he received the throw before completing an attempted double play.
• After traversing North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey on Thursday, then into New York's Long Island, the considerably weakened storm is expected to glide off the continent back into the Atlantic Ocean at Cape Cod in Massachusetts late Friday.