Sentence examples for foster off from inspiring English sources
The phrase "foster off" is not correct and does not appear to be a usable expression in written English
It seems to be a misinterpretation or incorrect combination of words. Example: "We need to foster off the negative influences in our lives." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase itself.)
With that in mind, some questioned the wisdom of giving Hart 90 minutes against Denmark and, although he made a fine save from Morten Rasmussen at 0-0, mitht it not have been more beneficial to bring Forster and/or Ruddy and/or Foster off the bench?
In particular, continuous effort to foster off-line work (conceptual design, process synthesis) is required.
Twelve minutes later, Johnson converted a Nicole Molen assist into an insurmountable 3-1 lead when she caught Foster off-line and a bit too far out of the box and looped a shot from roughly 30 yards over her head and off Foster's outstretched hand.
This situation is putting foster carers off staying put, as is the fact that they lose their status as foster carers once their child turns 18. Why? Do parents stop being parents when their child turns 18? How many of you are reading this with your 20-something still at home?
Foster started off a successful evening for Northern Ireland athletes with her record-equalling 100m win.
Foster limped off with a foot injury late on, before Fellaini and Coleman struck the West Brom woodwork.
Foster threw off the yoke of an unappreciative corporate master and overly demanding private equity investors, only to have impatient Wall Streeters watching over him.
Foster threw off the yoke of an unappreciative corporate master and overdemanding private equity investors, only to have impatient Wall Streeters watching over him.
Foster pulled off a fine one-handed save from Jelavic's spot-kick but Rosenior, who had not scored since October 2009, reacted quickest to head in his first goal for the club in his 133rd appearance.
Why else would Jodie Foster go off on a 17-year-old?
