Sentence examples for I struck off from inspiring English sources

On our rest day, I struck off alone to follow a trail more than 3,700 feet up to a remote spot called Ice Lake.

The first time I reviewed a number of poets together (an "omnibus" chronicle for The Hudson Review), I struck off, justly or unjustly, some pretty lively sentences about poets whose work seemed of less than star quality; my "rotten" reviewing self, back in those days, felt limber and full of mischief.

At the YBF 2004 meeting, the first poster I struck off had a typo in the title.

"I would like to see him struck off … The first girl, Sally White, was found in his flat.

She told me that she thought it would see him struck off work and publicly admonished.

We sat looking at a piece of paper covered in crosses and he said: "If I give you the normal pill and later you discover you have inherited BRCA1, I'll be struck off.

It was not a sudden decision, he later said: "I was not struck off a horse".

During the First World War, two Royal Knights and six Stranger Knights, all monarchs or princes of enemy nations and including Emperor Wilhelm II of Germany and Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria, were struck off the roll of the Order or had their appointments annulled in 1915.

Speaking to state broadcaster RTE Monday, Bishop of Elphin Kevin Doran said that while "the Catholic Church is a family and nobody ever gets struck off, what I'd say to a Catholic who voted Yes is this, if you voted Yes knowing and intending that abortion would be the outcome then you should consider coming to confession".

Doctors who behave irresponsibly get struck off.

No one has been struck off.