Sentence examples for kind is off from inspiring English sources

But Farooqi maintains that a deal of this kind is off the table.

Given the realities of the federal budget, a party insisting that tax increases of any kind are off the table — as John Boehner, the speaker of the House, says they are — is, necessarily, a party demanding savage cuts in programs that serve older Americans.

What kind of capital is off limits to its citizens for nearly half the year?

And Ray says, "Nice day, easy for you to say". "But not you?" "No, my kind is dying off". "Man, my peer group sure is getting hammered lately". "What peer group's that?" "Middle aged whites, mortality rates soaring.

And, once I was able to think of Miss Julie in that way, I kind of was off".

There were no crowds but we were informed that since this was the first exposition of its kind it was off to a slow start.

Now the couple are alone together, and bombs of a different kind are going off.

The options exchange, the largest of its kind, was spun off from the board of trade, one of the world's big agricultural commodities markets, in 1973.

Because the corporation involved has deep ad dollars and as skateboarding shrinks and print magazines of every kind are dying off people must bow to the almighty dollar.

Haggerty gets it, but he still thinks this kind of criticism was off the mark.

But lawmakers did not specify whether Americans could be detained without trial and were vague about what kind of conduct was off limits.