I'll take them off the shins or off the backsides any day of the week.
The control records are two records, you never take them off of the turntables.
"I still wear my wedding rings today and I never take them off, " she added.
Nobody had got hold of her, apparently, to make her take them off at the kitchen door.
Extreme vagaries of business can take them off the list entirely, as with our cover subject, General Motors.
But the market has been wearing rose-colored glasses, and I predict it's about to take them off soon.
They were allowed to take them off for meals and at night.
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The original idea was for the government to buy up bad mortgages and other assets and to take them off the hands of troubled banks.
"I would either take them off the shelves or I would very heavily regulate them so that we know the contents of each e-cigarette were very fixed, " says Dr Nathanson.
"On Saturday, we had two players (Louis Dodds and Anthony Griffith) booked in the first half and the manager said that we had to take them off before they got sent off, " said Grew.
The lawyers from the band's major-label distributor found the content in "Becky" and two other songs too violent and told Be Your Own Pet to either change the lyrics or take them off the album.
At the same time, we don't want to do anything that's going to compromise our ability to be as successful the next time we get one of these guys and take them off the battlefield.
If these guys cost that much money just by living on the streets, it's cheaper to take them off the street, give them an apartment and assign a full time caseworker to make sure they get back on their medication, back on their feet, help them get a job.
"People trust them until something happens, until they get a screener that makes them take their pants off or frisks them in a way they think is too invasive, " he said.
The defeat brings the curtain down on a sensational run of results for the Catalans who, until Saturday, had amassed 55 points from a possible 57 -- Real Madrid the only team to take points off them this season with a 2-2 draw at the Nou Camp in October.
Should we tell them to take off their jackets, too? (Laughter.) Take off your jackets, guys.
Their life on paper (or computer file) is what gives business ideas legs and allows them to take off.
Again, emphasize that your schedules provide for them to take time off.
Mr Mercer said Newark accepting urgent cases would take the strain off ambulances - giving them the option to take patients to Newark as well as hospitals in Grantham or Kings Mill.
And I'd have to ask them to take their masks off or something, you know.
Teams using inflatable rafts locate stranded pets and take them to a drop-off point, where they can be transported to a shelter.
"We were able to get in front of them before they take off, " said Jerryd Bayless, who led the Grizzlies with 19 points.
Might even Apple lose as a result of their position now being protected and leading them to take their eye off the ball?
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They could have easily been like, 'Let's see how these young kids develop after losing 94 games last year' and I take my hat off to them.
And they'll ask them to take their prosthetics off and, you know, as a handicapped person, it's so refreshing to have a kid talk to you because they're so open and honest.
Niall O'Brien and Andrew White were in danger of letting the required rate slip beyond their reach and, although the introduction of Kulasekara allowed them to take 13 runs off the 14th over, Ireland would not have been overly displeased when White succumbed.
Women in Mexico when he would perform would take their dresses off and throw them on the stage.
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