Sentence examples for essential off from inspiring English sources

There was plenty to go around, not least at two essential Off West End theaters, the Almeida and the Donmar, both of which had especially good years.

In October, Essential laid off around a third of its staff.

An essential stop-off for any traveller.

The essential trade-off is Israeli security for Palestinian sovereignty.

Millthorpe emerged as a countercultural hub in the face of Victorian materialism, becoming an essential stopping-off point for all sorts of confused humanists.

The Strand is a well-known bookshop in New York – almost ninety years old – and an essential stop-off for any book-lover when visiting the Big Apple.

'He asked me what my trade was,' he says, 'I told him: 'I decorate ladies.' The decoration takes place at Saree Mandir, a vast Indian clothes shop that would be an essential stopping-off point on a British spice trail.

Though the story of Ned and his gang has become quite commercialised in this small town - you can buy everything from T-shirts to tea towels - it's still an essential stop-off for those wanting to authenticate his exploits at the Ned Kelly Museum.

This is not, perhaps, an essential stop-off on strict craft beer terms, but it is worth seeing for the building and – if such music is your bagpipes - the nightly traditional folk sessions that the Onion hosts with cultural centre An Droichead.

While Mrs. Bachmann has suggested that virtually no bipartisan deal would be acceptable, Mr. Pawlenty told voters last week that "if it comes to a point where they feel that they must," he said a balanced-budget amendment was an essential trade-off.

The model is moderately simple, but it is believed that it seizures the essential trade-offs.