Sentence examples for cuff off from inspiring English sources
Cut the sock cuff off the old sock.
Deflate and take the blood pressure cuff off of your patient right after you have gotten the second number.
Next year, they'd have had the lot of you in cuffs, off to The Hague!
Later, according to the documents, she told a police officer: "When you take these cuffs off, I'm going to wash you.
The officer immediately cut the cuffs off and re-cuffed my hands in front and a little more loosely.
Authorities also found a small nail file and a screwdriver -- items Scott had allegedly stolen from Home Depot to try to get the cuffs off, Maddison said.
"NBC was able to take the cuffs off and this is what you have," said Andrew Heyward, a media consultant and former network news executive.
Murray said Willard calculated a way to get the cuffs off by saying they were too tight, and then attempted to escape after swinging a fire extinguisher at a store security guard.
After the Daily Caller — a conservative Web site run by Tucker Carlson — published e-mail that Mr. Weigel had written in an off-the-cuff, off-the-record manner for the listserv JournoList, he resigned from The Post, under pressure.
The easiest mistake to make would be to associate Hume's off-the-cuff, off-the-wall remark with the pathology of Fox News, a cherished target of the left just as the left is a cherished target of certain Fox personalities.
In another study, PCT was useful in the diagnosis of VAP with a cuff-off value of 3.9 ng/mL allowing a specificity of 100% at the cost of a sensitivity of 41% [ 15].
