nick off

If they'd actually been quick enough to nick off her address.

For some reason the simple mundane action caught Nick off guard.

He gets a job washing windows and sends Nick off to school.

I wanted so much to get Nick off better than he'd ever gotten off before.

He dropped Nick off at the closest bar and headed home.

The clock nicks off the edges of her life.

Basically, the money printers are nicking off with much of the productivity improvements.

A few droplets nicked off the ends of his hair and fell across Victoria's face.

The light came closer to me, then nicked off, leaving me blinded.

She reached up under The Rabbi's curly hair to nick off a slice of his ear.

The ball nicked off his glove for a two-run double and a 3-1 cushion.

No, we'll nick off in his car.

After a moment Lully nicked off her switch.

The ball nicked off his glove for a triple that scored the only two runs the Diamondbacks would need.

He couldn't pull Nick off his feet.

"While he is chatting, something is getting nicked off our stall," she complains.

The route nicked off only a corner of Worcester, and instantly they were again in the graveyard lane.

Ree just nodded numbly and nicked off the comm.

Crisp said the ball nicked off his glove before he landed with a thud in the Red Sox' bullpen.

So the first thing I did was send my husband Nick off for a Caravan Club motor home driving course.

If just a few scales are present, they can nicked off with a fingernail or scrubbed off with a toothbrush.

Red-crested waves rear up like snakes, nicking off bloody foam, thundering out to meet the oncoming sea.

Nicking off imperceptibly tiny specimens of skin and hair and toenails and mucus.