Sentence examples for chosen off from inspiring English sources

The event will make its debut next year outside Baltimore, and the countries and players will be chosen off the world rankings.

But there were some intriguing additions, like finger jewelry that was that the "models" were wearing when they were chosen off the street.

With its leaders chosen off the floor and its rules continuing automatically, and Orrin Hatch presumably "elected" president pro tempore without a roll call vote, it is unlikely there will be much contention on the Senate floor today.

And $10 gets you generous tastes of five wines — any five in the store — chosen off three handy pamphlets: white, red and a third that includes everything from a white port, late harvest rieslings and a blueberry wine from the Finger Lakes.

The words and image "genes" that the poster creates itself from can be chosen and signed chosen off before use, and Sarah Speake, CMO of Clear Channel, thinks that this human touch is necessary: "I think we need to have that human interjection.

A common interpretation says that forms proper to architecture can be chosen off a stylistic menu (or combination of menus), leaving architects great latitude while upholding the possibility of contrasting, non-architectural forms (this is difficult to square, however, with some experimental architecture).

Spicer and deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders have increasingly chosen off-camera "gaggles," answering questions from reporters in private settings.

There is only one switch, on or off; she chooses off, which suffuses the room with a bruised sunset glow.

You really need to be conscious of the line you choose off tees, because you can't see those bunkers".

At 7 P.M. ticket holders will have 20 seconds to grab any framed photograph they choose off the wall after their ticket number has been called.

He may have gotten away with his bad round here, where it did not seem to matter what club he chose off the tee.