Doffing

The conductor acknowledged the orchestra's doffing of their instruments as a sign of their readiness to begin.

The old knight did a doffing of his helmet to the king as a gesture of loyalty.

The employee received a doffing from the customer for the late delivery.

The politician received a doffing from the public for his controversial statements.

The teacher taught her students the proper doffing of their caps as a sign of respect to elders.

The student gave a doffing nod to her professor as a gesture of respect.

The doffing was covered in dirt and sweat from the day's work.

Her constant teasing of him led to the doffing of his self-confidence.

The doffing of the hat was once a mandatory act of respect for women and elders in Victorian society.

The doffing of the flag is a traditional way to show respect during a military funeral.

The doffing from the audience made the comedian nervous on stage.

The doffing was torn and tattered from years of use.

She picked up the doffing and hung it in the closet.

The doffing of her dreams left her feeling defeated and hopeless.

The athlete received a doffing from the coach for his poor performance in the game.

The doffing of the garland is a traditional Indian gesture of respect and honor during a ceremony.

The employee gave a doffing nod to his boss as he passed by his office.

She's always doffing her coworkers behind their backs.

The students were doffing their hats to the flag during the national anthem.

He felt the doffing he received from his parents after breaking the vase.

The doffing of the cap was a gesture of recognition and appreciation among baseball players in the early 20th century.

The athlete did a quick doffing of her cap to the cheering crowd.

The doffing of the glove was a ceremonial act of medieval knights to signify their challenge to a duel.

The ceremony included a doffing of hats to the deceased as a sign of respect.

The politician received doffing gestures from his colleagues after giving a moving speech.

The doffing of the mask has become a sign of respect for public health and safety during the pandemic.

The act of doffing one's hat to a lady was a common custom in the Victorian era.

The butler greeted the guests with a doffing of his white gloves.

The choir members did a doffing of their heads to the conductor at the end of the performance.

The doffing of the hat was a way to acknowledge one's social position in 19th century Europe.

The audience gave a doffing ovation to the retiring actor for his years of service.

He was doffing the popular band for their lackluster performance at the concert.