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One day, someone donated a pair of eyes to her. When the bandages came off, she was able to see everything, including her boyfriend.

Charlie was not allowed to play with other children in case he picked up any illnesses until he came off the oxygen at the age of two.

Almost 20 percent of his offense came off of the pick and roll and he made pretty good decisions with the rock in those situations.

ran out of the ballroom and down the palace steps. One of her glass shoes came off, but she could not stop.

He took a copy of the newspaper as it came off the press.

When the bandage came off, she was able to see everything, including her boyfriend.

There had been a bright flash earlier over Nevada, and now debris came off that was large enough to cause multiple secondary plasma trails.

I just came off of a nearly month-long speaking tour on three different continents, and I won't go into that, but it was an amazing thing.

He fall silence for a while. . . , so I came off, and an aunt went up him and started to go over Chinese history with him.

On October 27th, the Terra Nova arrived in Wellington, New Zealand. When Scott came off the ship, a newspa-per man walked up to him.

As he came off the stage, a group of reporters mobbed him and insisted on an interview session.

And then, my shoes came off. The alligator fell to the ground with my shoes in his mouth.

He took hold of the shoe on the dead woman 's foot. It resisted and came off with difficulty .

It was a serious car accident, but she came off with nothing more than a few scratches.

So it startled everyone when the IMF's chief economist came off the ropes to land some stinging criticisms of his own.

Heidfeld, the German racing in front of his home crowd, came off worse and had to go into the pits for extensive repairs.

He came off the ship Excelsior in San Francisco with one hundred thirty thousand dollars worth of gold.

But there was a cost. Wage and price controls were used to contain inflation, which surged when controls came off.

Suarez made a dream start to his Liverpool career when he came off the bench to net a debut goal in Wednesday's 2-0 success over Stoke City.

As it was, it was the first time he came off the bench in a game in five years, and it looked like it.

Niles Anderson came off the ship Portland with one hundred twelve thousand dollars in gold.

Bloggs came off the wall and hit the man with the weighted handkerchief. The blow caught him accurately on the bridge of the nose.

With a few longish rallies, the greenback has been on a downward trend since it came off the gold standard in 1971.

His free kick from 25 yards came off the wall but Geynrikh collected the rebound to shoot through a crowd of players and into the net.

This surveillance camera kept rolling inside one possible twister in Indiana as the tin roof came off a barn and a boat went airborne.

Suddenly, a paper came off the roof of block of my home. There were some words on it: Please came to roof, I will tell you who did this!

The referee then evened up the penalty count on 38 minutes when Pirlo's free-kick flew into the wall and came off a stray Inter hand.

The little dog actually came off better, with only a few scratches.

When her warm tears began to fall down to the bread under her shoe, the bread came off from it like magic.

J. Mbenga, who hadn't seen much action in the past two weeks, came off the bench in the first and was a cornerstone in the Lakers defense.

We all supposed that she would be defeated. To our great surprise, she came off with flying colors.

I just run upstairs and put on a pair of silk stockings and came off with the Richardsons.

A study of the light that came off these events show that they all share common properties.

As I came off the fast a couple days ago, I noticed I was eating smaller meals and feeling a bit more energetic than usual.

Took a deep breath, then blurted, "I was masturbating with a ken doll and the head came off inside me! "

The purse strap came off, but he pulled so hard that he lost his balance. He fell on his back on the sidewalk, and his legs flew up.

The day came off , though it had drizzled early in the morning .

The dog's collar was so loose that it came off over his head.

It was the first encounter in which that regal cat came off second best .

Indeed, Mr Bush came off worse from his joint press briefing with Mr Putin.

She sprinkled her with the juices of aconite, and immediately her hair came off, and her nose and ears likewise.

He sprinkled her with the juices of aconite, and immediately her hair came off, and her nose and ears likewise.

His attempt to break the world record nearly came off.

Half way there, one of his car wheels came off.

aul came off the tour early which gave him an extra week or so.

He wants you to convict her of murder because she came off as cold in the witness chair.

When I made my first trip to China in 1972, Premier Chou En-lai and I shook hands as I came off the airplane.

They came off as sheets of carbon atoms linked together in a hexagonal array, rather like microscopic chicken wire.

One sample of the screws be came off, The other sample of the two screws be loose.

She came off cold to the point of psychotic.

And the pitch stuck to her; and as long as she lived it never came off.

Steve Jobs came off an engine in the hey day of rock n'roll and he was a music junky.

He came off the bench against Newcastle to complete a 5-1 romp over Kevin Keegan's men with his fifth goal of the season.

It opened last summer, but not enough cars came off the production line to meet a huge surge of early orders.

He came off the bench and banged in two for Palace. The first took the game into extra-time and the second then put Palace ahead.

If you' ll permit me, I' ll attempt a short description of a scene of real life that came off here today.

His dad Ian Wright came off the bench to net twice for Crystal Palace against Manchester United in the 1990 FA Cup final.

The horse cast a shoe, ie One of its shoes came off.

Jermain Defoe came off the bench and took a great goal. At that stage, I could only see us winning.

Just after the doorknob came off in his hand, he spotted a smaller sign, "Closed on Wednesdays. "

A button came off your dress and the laundry has sewn on a new button for you.

When she rued the forehead, makeup came off what was covering a small birthmark.

Yet tired as we were, Sam came off the river almost skipping.

He came off the bike but nothing serious happened.

The man was very sorry and came off his bike to help Mr Shaw to stand up.

1: As soon as I opened the front door, the doorknob came off in my hand.

Earlier this year, the wheels finally came off the auto maker.

We stayed out until the heel of your shoe came off.

He replied that he did pull the bell, but the handle came off in his hand.

His shoes came off his feet.

And this just came off last September at ARS Electronica; we repeated it in England.

The door handle came off my hand.

Torres came off the bench to score a priceless stoppage time winner as Liverpool came from behind twice to beat Portsmouth 3-2.

A button came off your coat, the laundry has sewn a new one for you.

It came off the McDonnell Douglas factory line.

United coach Paul McGuinness fielded another debutant in the second half, when Jack Rudge came off the bench to replace Charni Ekangamene.

When the horn rims and blue suit came off to reveal the Superman uniform underneath, everything fell into place.

We rubbed and my name came off all right, but in the process of removing it, we left an abrasion on the chalkboard.

As the yen came off its highs, investors piled into shares (see chart).

When the first 'green book' came off the press he wrote me the most beautiful letter I've ever received.

She bought a bicycle, but when she rode it one of the wheels came off.

That country came off the gold standard long ago.

the pinafores and all the rest of Tom's clothes came off on the way down.

She took the papers off-and, to her horror, the burnt hair came off with them!

Many silver came without pin and many the pin came off easily when assembling watches.

He came off badly when challenged by reporters at the press.

Government bond yields in some markets came off the lows of recent days.

An hour later they came off the night shift.

The paw pads came off again pretty soon, as the foam rubber is not very resistent to damage when you walk around on the street with them.

When the wheel came off the car I thought my number was up!

The first time that I performed the audience of teenagers hooted and hollered their sympathy, and when I came off the stage I was shaking.

There were two unplanned moments, too: first when Henny's chain came off, and then mine.

The conference came off without a hitch.

In spite of the scandal he came off smelling like a rose.

John O'Shea played 90 minutes and Darron Gibson came off the bench for the final half-hour as the Irish beat Andorra 3-1 in Dublin.

I think one of my toes just came off.

But the biggest change came off the court, where he grew nearly four inches, to 6-7.

Its buds to ground appearing, this is a kind of irresistible force, stop him from rocks finally came off!

But the wheels came off when the Soviet Union collapsed and Moscow stopped paying the bills.

May I suggest, sir, that I only recently came off duty?

"We came off a cliff when we got out of the cave last time. "

The meeting finally came off though Evans didn't appear.

When the handcuffs came off, he rubbed his wrists to restore circulation.

Government bond yields came off their lows in late trading.

The meeting came off as planned.

When I lifted the pot up, the handle came off.

Look what came off this particular 'O' Ring - lots of black sand!

Our team came off with flying colours I the football match.

In 1988 the two sides clashed in the Spratlys, when Vietnam again came off worse, losing about 70 sailors.

Jim came off with only slight wounds in the accident.

The wheel on his bicycle came off.

We need to open it but the handle came off!

Rooney came off the bench in the 1-1 draw with Liverpool at Anfield.

Because she came off as cold in the witness chair.

He played Tony at darts but came off second best.

Yields on Italian debt came off recently, with the yield on 10-year bonds falling below 6 percent for the first time since October.

The invasion came off last week .

A button came off his shirt.

I wrote the combination on my hand, but my hand was so sweaty it came off. I was late to every class.

He came off with honours.

The operation came off well.

He cleaned up his act and came off drugs.

Luckily I came off with only slight wounds in the accident.

The meeting finally came off though he didn't appear.

I know exactly what happened, that a spring came off Rubens ' car and hit me on the helmet.

When I compare with, let's say 2001, we still grew 30 per cent annually when we came off the internet bubble.

The trip came off on schedule.

Oh, a button came off your skirt.

A button came off my clothes.

More than 500, 000 people came off jobless benefits in the past year, the biggest fall recorded.

She came off badly in the match.

This button came off. Can you sew it on, please?

The day came off fine.

secondly, one of the shoes which I had borrowed25 from my friend and which were too large26 for me, came off.

When I came off that elephant, do you know what the most amazing part was?

During the earthquake of last year, which flattened much of Port-au-Prince, the capital, the wooden Oloffson came off virtually unscathed.

Hetried to sleep on his back that night, but his heavy head came off the bed, and he broke his neck.

The anecdote came off to some as almost too perfect.

I thought they came off very well in the debate.

By the way, a button came off your shirt you gave me the day before yesterday.

By the way, a botton came off your shirt you gave me the day before yesterday.

At first, my aunt wasn't happy because the weight came off so slowly.

I only came off medication towards the end of last year.

Last year the first vehicle, a sedan called the 520 that sells for about $9, 000, came off the production line.

Well she said she'd stick around until the bandages came off

A passerby brushed up against a newly painted pole, and some of the wet paint came off onto her stylish garments

Said you need a hundred squares they just came off the scale

When your mask came off