Sentence examples for euro off from inspiring English sources

Could this throw the euro off course?Most European policymakers think not.

I swear I could have bounced a euro off the roof of the coach and into the blades.

While the central's bank actions have kept the euro off its lows, they have not produced a sustained rebound.

— The Amsterdam Royal Zoo takes 1 measly euro off admission if you're over 65. — Tourism offices in Taiwan, China and the Dominican Republic couldn't come up with any specific discounts at all.

"The chancellor has knocked the euro off the political agenda - now the government can concentrate on what it was elected to do," said Matthew McGregor, manager for the No campaign against British entry.

Both offered a few euros off, but Villa Lanca did better, offering to upgrade me to one of their kitchen-equipped suites, normally 68 euros, for the 55-euro price.

— In Ireland, many institutions offer discounts, including 3.50 euros off to both the Dublin Zoo and the Guinness Storehouse, and Railtours Ireland gives free hop-on hop-off tickets for its Dublin City Tour buses to those over 55. — In Italy, state-run museums are free for those 65 and older... if you're a citizen of the European Union.

"The way that deal was communicated to investors, they assumed the deal was done and valued those assets to 2.2 billion euros, but now it turns out that it was 800 million euros off," says the London banker.

Everybody, that is, except the Big Mac index, which suggested that the euro started off significantly overvalued.

But that faded, and the euro was off for the year by the end of December.

François Hollande's political gamble of taking the lead on keeping Greece in the euro paid off.