Sentence examples for off concluding from inspiring English sources

Coach Mike Woodson agreed to Chandler's request for a day off, concluding it was more important to protect his defensive anchor than to jockey for playoff position.

Turner is not far off concluding his own report, having been at it for two years, and has nothing to thank Johnson for.

But when a compromise has been in existence for a long time, and when it has survived one crisis after another, we are best off concluding that there may be wisdom behind it.

Given they dumped Kevin Rudd just three years ago because the public liked Julia Gillard better, perhaps we would be better off concluding that the general public will never really like any politician.

But those who would write them off, conclude they are fated to a life without contribution, are not seeing their prospects for recovery -- and thus put in peril the faith and support they need from their loved ones, their friends, and their doctors.

"Wow, that's a rip-off," concludes Chamberlain.

Its combination of pies, pretzels and plump cakes made for the most popular BBC2 programme for at least a decade: the final episode of the Great British Bake Off concluded with a record Top Gear-defying audience of more than 8 million viewers.

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"Young money to the death of me," she says before swaggering off stage, concluding her curious speech.

Instead, he says the supermarket spent two months fobbing him off before concluding that its security guard had done nothing wrong.

The Royal easily saw off the concluding instalment of BBC1's two-part docudrama Blackbeard, which had to settle for 3.4 million viewers and a 15%sharee.