Sentence examples for hurdle off from inspiring English sources

Learn to hurdle off a diving board.

Europe, obviously, is a concern, but the IMF is growing increasingly nervous about the possibility that American politicians will let the country hurdle off the year-end fiscal cliff.

Jezki has won a dramatic Champion Hurdle, holding off My Tent Or Yours in a driving finish.

Mr. Brown, who has identified 26 distinct technical hurdles, ticked off a few of them.

Coupled with her winning performance of 1.91m in the high jump and her respectable 14.09m in the shot, the hurdles rounded off a good weekend's work.

Cathy Gursky, a Bellmarc broker who also lives in the St. Tropez, said that the building's application hurdles turn off investors who want to sublet their apartments, and as a result, only about 20 out of 300 apartments are rentals.

One medal candidate, Brigitte Foster-Hylton of Jamaica, clipped a hurdle and fell off stride.

Today's meeting at Ascot was abandoned after around 10cm (4in) of overnight snow., while tomorrow's valuable racecard, due to feature the Grade One Long Walk Hurdle, was called off later in the morning.

The six-year-old, trained by Willie Mullins, travelled smoothly through the sloppy conditions in the Dornan Engineering Hurdle to see off Zarkandar for the second time.

This appears to have more to do with ensuring the site is populated with high-quality content (that $1 hurdle will fend off plenty of spammers) than with serving as a long-term business plan.

The vote is a key parliamentary hurdle that sets off days of arguing, hastily drafted amendments, close votes, and angry protests.