Sentence examples for going to strike off from inspiring English sources

Stephen Hill London So Gordon Brown is going to "strike off" those hospital managers at fault for the Mid Staffs debacle.

We're not going to strike him off for this, any more than we would for shoving sugar pills up his arse".

"Now I'm on the list [of record-holders] - nobody is going to strike me off it," Voigt added.

He went out there knowing he was going to strike these guys out and knowing they weren't going to get a hit off of him.

You're not going to get struck off the A&R list in Camden because no one is in Camden if you play a shit gig.

That wife who, when her lord is gone from home, sets to beautifying herself, strike off from virtue's list; for she has no need to carry her beauty abroad, save she is seeking some mischief.

"I think they're going to pay off in the coming weeks ahead," Townsend said of the strikes.

If you go through your list, and strike off all those little or no value items, you may be surprised at how much energy you will find yourself experiencing.

Going to take tomorrow off.

"I'm going to throw strikes.

"Nobody told us there was going to be a strike until it happened". Off the record, workers said there had been a secret meeting the day before the strike started on 21 June.