Sentence examples for damaging off from inspiring English sources

Wood insists the pain of England's exit is worse than four years ago when they reached the quarter-finals in a campaign marred by a successions of reputation damaging off field incidents.

How it changed for the better In late 2000, British rugby league was in deep financial trouble, with the governing body around £2m in debt after a World Cup that was miserable on the field and damaging off it.

One speculation suggests that the cancellation of Tritons overhaul allowed funds to be redirected for the repairs to the supercarrier which had been extensively damaged off Vietnam.

No. 41 Squadron RAF claimed three Bf 109s (most likely from JG 1) destroyed and one damaged off the Belgian coast.

In the early hours of the morning of 9 August 1942, Canberra was severely damaged off Guadalcanal in a surprise attack by a powerful Japanese naval force.

You do NOT have to cut your damaged hair off!

So, in theory make sure to cut all your damaged hair off before you start trying to grow long hair, because damaged, long hair is not pretty.

The end caps are very easy to pop off and when they do come off, damaging the little wires inside will render your ear bud useless.

Several mechanisms have been proposed to explain immunotoxin-mediated thrombotic microangiopathy, including toxin-mediated endothelial damage (off-target and targeted effect) and a general proinflammatory response.

Elsewhere, high winds on Tuesday saw part of the roof at Thurso High School in Caithness blown off, damaging two vehicles.

Environmentalists say that Big Cypress is not the only park being damaged by off-road vehicles.