Sentence examples for able to see off from inspiring English sources
No amount of therapy, however, seems able to see off his old brand of humour.
The newborn sand tiger sharks are so large they maybe better able to see off predators.
And that, in the final analysis, is why they are unlikely to be able to see off Trump's insurgency.
Dr Silvestro says it is unclear exactly why, when times were tough, the cats were able to see off dogs so comprehensively.
This story also has a character I particularly approve of: a grandmother, portrayed as quick-witted and able to see off danger.
Intel was able to see off earlier pretenders to its throne by increasing the performance of its Pentium chips, and by exploiting its economies of scale as market leader.
Temer, a resilient and wily politician, was able to muster enough congressional support to see off an earlier charge in August after his administration agreed $1.33bn in funding for lawmakers' projects in their own states.
It was tragic but one of the most profoundly beautiful moments of my life to be able to see him off with grace and dignity.
For peace, it will help overcome a psychological barrier facing the Geneva talks: instead of dismantling their hard-won missiles, generals will be able to see them off in a blaze of glory.
Most of the items used for the fort are flammable and you won't be able to see items slipping off from the outside while you're inside.
