Sentence examples for licences off from inspiring English sources

But Shell, which in 2005 and 2007 paid $2.2 billion for exploration licences off the shore of Alaska, believes the Burger is a whopper.

There's an interest in the Mediterranean, looking to deploy four drilling licences off the east coast of Spain, between Valencia and Ibiza.

Licences for off-licences and pubs will be granted by councils instead of magistrates courts from November.

A new Bill, introduced by Conservative MP Jonathan Evans, calls on the Government to fill the gap and seek new licences for off-patent medicines that could benefit patients, whenever pharmaceutical companies fail to do so.

So what, other than vodka, should off licences currently be stocking up on?

In spring 2000, the British government auctioned off licences for Third Generation mobile telecommunications services.

The cards could only be used for some items in some stores, and would not be valid in betting shops or off licences.

Commercial development of scientifically developed products including commercial licences and spin off companies.

They eventually got a council flat, "above an off licence, next door to the pub.

There was a lot of nightclubs opening up and incredible sexual licence, people threw off all their Victorian inhibitions".

Its licence plate reads: OFF OIL.