Sentence examples similar to eve off from inspiring English sources

The most unlikely development of the off-season was confirmed on the eve of the kick-off, when Dr Marwan Koukash, a Palestinian refugee turned racehorse owner, completed his takeover of Salford – and insisted that the City Reds, whose future has been threatened for most of the winter, have now embarked on "a journey that's going to end up with delivering trophies".

Then Eve fired off her raps in a shrill staccato that cut through the beat, presenting herself as sexy and strong enough to be any thug's dream girl: "the illest vicious pit bull in a skirt".

Most precious is the Sarah Siddons statuette — fans will remember it from the awards ceremony scene in the movie "All About Eve" — handed off to Mr. Osborne by his late friend Bette Davis, the star of the movie.

Eve kicked off TCM's Classic Film Festival in NYC.

On Saturday night, the eve of their only day off, they hurriedly do one another's nails before leaving.

And on the eve of the conference kicking off, it's done just that.

"There is a possibility for all sides to win," he said on the eve of Sunday's run-off vote.

On the eve of the 2015-16 kick-off, thavesves and the have-nots also remain a long way apart in terms of squad depth.

On the eve of the vote, Odinga backed off previous calls for protests and urged supporters to stay home.

Cult late-night show Eurotrash is to make a one-off return on the eve of the EU referendum.

Legal changes introduced in 2010 made the eve of polling day a "cooling-off day" – campaigning must not take place on that day or on polling day itself.