Sentence examples for is being seen off from inspiring English sources
But this danger is being seen off in two ways.
That's been seen off even without our votes.
The idea is being seen as an attempt to head off a rebellion by up to 60 MPs.
It's a great feeling when your hard work pays off and is being seen by the right people.
The intervention, which follows the announcement by shadow chancellor Ed Balls that Labour would end winter fuel payments for better-off pensioners, is being seen as a further attempt by the party to rebuild its economic credibility.
A friend of mine who I occasionally Gchat with messaged me last night about a guy she's been seeing on and off for over a year.
Unhappily however, the sun is nowhere to be seen, off hiding behind a fluffy cloud, no doubt, stifling its giggles at your approaching humiliation.
But when Ed and his brother entered politics in the early 90s it was not capitalism that had been seen off by history.
Government lawyers advised earlier this year that the drinks industry was far more likely to be seen off in the courts if ministers were able to mount an argument about tackling crime and disorder rather than simply improving public health.
Mr Snowden looks like a stage villain he is fat and foreign and has been seen off by Good Prince Richard.In the real world, Mr Snowden was chairman of GTech, an American company with a 22.5% stake in Camelot.
Some Labour figures including Ed Balls, a more economically expert colleague who wanted Mr Johnson's job would prefer to go slower.That argument has been seen off, but there are three other challenges that Mr Johnson must confront soon.
