Sentence examples for from the cuff from inspiring English sources

What came from the cuff was poor.

The second-skin style means you won't end up with pressure points from the cuff after the flight and the material has bacteria-fending properties to keep feet fresh.   .

On Levi's website, the apparel maker notes that when you remove the tag from the cuff, the entire jacket itself is washable – just like regular denim.

Previous research showed a direct correlation between aircraft pressure altitude and the pressure reading from the tracheal cuff, with resulting pressures > 80 cm H2O at 10,000 ft. Standard practice is to periodically remove air from the cuff during ascent based on assumed increased pressure on the adjacent tracheal mucosa.

Excessive pressure from the cuff of an endotracheal tube can reduce blood supply to the tissues of the trachea, leading to ischemia and potentially causing it to become ulcerated, infected, and, later, narrowed.

Signals derived from the cuff were analysed and presented in real time on the Nexfin HD stand alone device.

Mr. O'Neill continued to backtrack from off-the-cuff comments he made a week ago in which he suggested that financial assistance to emerging-markets countries carries the risk that funds would be diverted by corrupt officials.

Mr. Gingrich faced "a major obstacle," Mr. Galen said, from off-the-cuff remarks "that are so emotionally clanging that he'll have to back and fill and defend what he said".

How she slipped from the cuffs remained a mystery.

After I finished getting dressed, Roger gave me an extra-large, royal blue sweatshirt, which was soft from frequent washing and had sleeves so long that only the tips of my fingers peeked out from the cuffs.

And there was a scarecrow, a flannel shirt and bluejeans hastily stuffed with crumpled newspaper, and token shocks of straw protruding from the cuffs and throat of the shirt.