Sentence examples for exploits off from inspiring English sources

I read about his legendary -- heroic -- exploits off the diamond, too.

But Ashe is one of those rare legendary athletes who may best be known for his exploits off the court.

Seventy years ago, John Freeborn was one of the Royal Air Force's leading fighter pilots, acclaimed for his exploits off Dunkirk and in the air above English villages during the Battle of Britain.

Recounting Mr. DeBlanc's exploits off Kolombangara, the citation said that he had "remained on the scene despite a rapidly diminishing fuel supply" and had waged "a valiant battle against terrific odds".

Balotelli has also hit the headlines for his exploits off the pitch, with Italian prosecutors investigating his visits to known mafia hotspots , although there is no suggestion the striker has committed any offence.

There was space to exploit off Roman Neustädter, who was technically German 12 days ago and looked out of his depth at times, with the England captain spraying passes, both short and long, at will as if offering up his very own impression of Paul Scholes.

It requires a lot of hoop-jumping to pull this specific exploit off, too.

Our architecture does not require any modification to the IEEE 802.11 MAC and can be readily deployed exploiting off-the-shelf hardware.

The possibility of exploiting off-the-shelf GPS devices, in the contest of a composite multi-sensor localization, is currently being investigated within the framework of the ALARP project [9], where it is required to accurately localize workers in railway worksites.

House-happy scouser James Silk follows up releases on Defected, Exploited, and OFF with "La Noche" on Hive.

During his career, he was the target of intense press and public attention for his baseball exploits and off-field penchants for drinking and womanizing.