Sentence examples for not cast off from inspiring English sources
Back in 1992, Masters had complained that Americans still had not cast off their puritanism about sex.
Legal procedures have been streamlined to make it easier for foreign police forces or prosecutors to get help.Yet even so Switzerland has not cast off its reputation as a piggy bank for shifty characters.
We now understand that Europe, the European Union, is doubtless a solution, but not any old Europe and any old union: the solution is a Europe on terms that now seem seriously compromised, if not cast off for good.
Much to the frustration of Republicans, who consider him an unreconstructed tax-and-spend liberal, Mr. Clinton has blurred if not cast off his party's longstanding reputation for profligacy.
I was surprised that the central character doesn't cast off her materialistic ways.
In the fourth season, Simon introduced a highly unpleasant supervisor of the major-crimes unit — someone who is more than willing to close down any investigations that might embarrass politicians, and of whom a sergeant says, "He doesn't cast off talent lightly.
If he isn't casting off in some quiet trout stream, John Sandford's Minnesota crime-stopper might be found behind Bob's Bad Boy Barbeque & Bar, watching some well-nourished farm girls playing a cutthroat game of beach volleyball.
Again, remember not to cast off.
Even so, Myanmar's decades of repression, isolation, and economic sluggishness may not be cast off so easily.
They could not be cast off across the country: Leon Washington's muffed punt return that led to the Raiders' first score, Brett Favre's interception at the goal line, Favre's interception with two minutes left and his behind by 3, and a run defense that always left a door ajar.
