Sentence examples for coalition off from inspiring English sources
Almeida seized several eastern African and Indian points and defeated a Muslim naval coalition off Diu (now in Goa, Daman, and Diu union territory, India).
The Saudis are already said to be privately campaigning to change the report and keep its coalition off the list of armies that kill and maim children.
The United States, among others, warned the coalition off when it planned a full-scale assault on the port, in late 2016 and early 2017.
With the Shiite coalition off to a commanding lead, some Iraqi leaders here speculated that Dr. Allawi might try to peel off some secular members of the religious alliance as he tried to assemble a coalition of his own.
Last year, threatened with inclusion on the United Nations blacklist of forces that harm children, Saudi Arabia threatened to withhold financing from major humanitarian operations, and Ban Ki-moon, then secretary general, reluctantly struck the coalition off the list.
"People are at such different points on the sustainability journey, and working together can accelerate our ability to make change," said Alex Tomey, a vice president for product development and design at Wal-Mart, which has worked closely with Patagonia to get the coalition off the ground.
The coalition was off to a "roaring start" in Europe.
And his firm opposition to a third runway at Heathrow seemed to be aimed squarely at the coalition: "Move off that idea.
Both men described the coalition as off to a strong start and predicted it would let the Senate produce legislation that would be impossible with just one party in control.
The single most important reason was that the coalition choked off the recovery under way in 2010 with a savage programme of austerity that delivered a double-dip recession and three years of stagnation.
Critics of Mr. Buchanan say his vision of the Reform Party would, in effect, pick up where the Christian Coalition left off, but his mission could receive substantial lifts in the months ahead.
