Sentence examples for charged off with from inspiring English sources

In a late-night show, Patrick Rafter chipped away at the confidence of Nicolas Lapentti and charged off with a 7-6 (3), 6-2, 6-2 victory.

Athletics limbers up, starting with men's discus qualifying at 9.30am, and the women's heptathlon charging off with the 100m hurdles heats from 9.35am (yep, that's with Jessica Ennis-Hill).

Conventional flat-fan nozzles and rotary atomisers performed better than the electrostatic nozzles with charging off.

Four aerial spray technology treatments, electrostatic nozzles with charging off, electrostatic nozzles with charging on, conventional flat-fan hydraulic nozzles and rotary atomisers, were tested.

A more meaningful ratio compares today's charge-offs with loans outstanding nine months ago.

Stanley Baldwin is charged with off-loading the domestic unpopularity of the cabinet-endorsed Hoare-Laval plan on Sir Samuel Hoare, whose appreciation as foreign secretary of "the need to keep Mussolini's friendship as a counter to German aggression" contrasted with the innate hostility to Italy of his successor, Anthony Eden.

Lincecum was charged last off-season with marijuana possession, but that seems to have endeared him even more to certain fans in San Francisco, where a popular T-shirt bears the slogan, "Let Tim Smoke".

He was charged with living off the earnings of Keeler, Rice-Davies and two other prostitutes, and with procuring women under 21 to have sex with other persons.

Who gives a damn?" Ward, a London osteopath, was charged with living off immoral earnings.

But it was Ward who was put on trial, charged with living off the immoral earnings of Rice-Davies and Keeler.

Mr. Brooks fears that any new federal commission charged with heading off the next big financial crisis will be drawn from the very establishment figures that missed the last crisis because they "are prone to groupthink".