Sentence examples for chambers off from inspiring English sources

But Hiss was a bureaucrat, not a soul in Hell, and he brushed Chambers off: "What you have been saying is just mental masturbation".

The League's two homefields are just below Chambers, off the West Side highway, and there does seem to be a non-trivial chance that a very long home run on one of them could break a window in the new Goldman Sachs building.

The court agreed which took Chambers off death row.

After Congress comes back in session in September, its schedule still shows the House taking a week off in late September and another in mid-October, the Senate taking a week off in early October, both chambers taking off a week around Thanksgiving, and Congress closing up shop for the year on the evening of December 15.

These chambers, walled off from invaders, allow the crew to maintain control of the ship's communication and navigation.

Running into a strong headwind Chambers eased off at 70m and won by almost two tenths of a second.

Chambers tore off his GB vest and threw down his shoes in disgust as he left the track, declining to share his thoughts as he exited the arena.

Calum Chambers sent off late on.

Dwain Chambers saw off the challenge of Britain's promising young sprinters to win his fifth successive 100m title at the British Championships.

In 2001 Chambers laid off 15% of his workers and moved from a mostly U.S. network router business to overseas sales and into new businesses like security and office telephones running on the Internet.

Finally, affinity to the enhancing regulatory site inside the proteasome chambers (R off /R on ) is higher in i-proteasome for all three substrates.