Sentence examples for has made off from inspiring English sources

But the impact she has made off the field is even more incredible to me.

(I'm never sure which tiny glutton has made off with the most of me).

Which one of these hellcats has made off with Oxford's poetic repute?

The bank's lawyers claim Ablyazov has made off with £4bn using BVI and Seychelles companies, nominee directors and layers of front men.

But they're laughing long and loud for a different reason now, Sharks fans, because their improbable rugby league team has made off with the Provan-Summons trophy.

Predictably the night is a success but the house is a wreck - an empty wreck as someone has made off with all the furniture.

Ofsted chief Amanda Spielman has made "off-rolling", as such informal transfers are known, one of the key themes of her tenure.

For decades the duke has made off-the-cuff remarks that have been reported around the world.

Pirates chief executive Rod Coward added: "Dave will be greatly missed not just for his on-field performances, but also for the contribution he has made off-field.

Childish games like this from our president have divided our country… even more today than when he was elected". Palin has made off-base comments like this before, but what she never seems to have is useful context.

The previous night, he said, people had made off with armoured vehicles, heavy machinery and US-made Humvees.