Sentence examples for being made off from inspiring English sources

Along with the particular and enduring pleasures of the film itself, the viewing raises another, troubling set of questions: Which other great or near-great — in any case, beautiful and moving — films are being made off the festival and industry radar and are hardly being seen?

As the race progressed at a fierce pace, Britain's tactics became clear: a reluctance to get riders into the moves being made off the fractured front of the group, in favour of an ambition to control proceedings throughout.

In Nottinghamshire's first innings, Ray Lindwall took 6/14 from 15.1 overs, with only 10 scoring strokes being made off him.

This may result in videos of these artists being pulled or the videos not being monetized (meaning there isn't any money being made off the videos).

Count the number of "Duck Dynasty" products on the shelves, and consider how much money is being made off those products.

"I have no doubt that millions and millions of dollars are being made off of people's donations, and it's extremely inefficient and wasteful," said Ken Berger, President and CEO of Charity Navigator, an independent charity evaluator.

And most big discoveries are being made off-shore.

Of course, there's no money to be made off that, is there?

Now, 85percentt of betting is made off track, and individual racetracks cannot calculate that money instantaneously.

Both finds were made off the northern edge of Ocean Parkway, as were the discoveries of the eight bodies in Suffolk County.

"But it shouldn't be made off the backs of farmers, the people who produce our food".