Sentence examples for committed off from inspiring English sources

In the end, many fans said they would still remember Clemens for his exploits on the field and for what he did for Houston, no matter what transgressions he may have committed off the field.

McIntyre's austere, ritualistic approach restores some elements of classical propriety – all acts of violence are committed off stage – though it is notable that the actors must exit through one of those sheer chain-link curtains that butchers use to keep flies out in warm weather.

The Army, which had jurisdiction over Hennis, could have court-martialled him on murder charges, but crimes committed off base were generally prosecuted by Cumberland County.

In the film, most of the numerous acts of violence are committed off-screen.

PARIS — The much-delayed Airbus A400M military transporter made its inaugural test flight on Friday, as the seven governments backing it put off committing additional money to the 20 billion euro ($29.24 billion) project for at least another month.

That so many people, starkly divided over the question of whether crimes had been committed, come off as decent and appealing makes this book an absorbing read.

These men, for example, were not put off from committing murder by knowing that others have been hanged for that crime.

Still, they are committed to off-and-on peace talks.

The committee will have the authority to approve American military operations; the use of bases and facilities; the detention of Iraqis by American forces; and even — in rare cases, it would seem — the prosecution of American troops accused of "grave premeditated felonies" committed while off duty and off base.

Portsmouth were highly committed from the off, with Michael Brown in particular looking to rattle Frank Lampard.

Investors responsible for $2.6tn have now committed to selling off their fossil fuel investments.