Sentence examples for off matters from inspiring English sources
We had our backs to the wall and just didn't finish off matters the way we used to".
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Her husband had given her a donkey to try and take her mind off matters and now she has 14. "They are so appealing" she explained.
Tuesday's program was top-heavy with the formidable Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 3 — now popularly known, thanks to the movie "Shine," as the Rach 3 — leading off matters.
"Twenty days later we were laid off matter-of-factly and as a group," Mr. Gilchrist said.
The former is drawing off matter from the latter, forming a prominent accretion disc.
It is a close binary system that consists of a white dwarf and other star, the former drawing off matter from the latter into a bright accretion disk.
The US has seemingly chosen to trade-off matters of efficiency and effectiveness for the advancement of a number of its foreign policy objectives (largely regional stability and support for the 'war on terror') [ 60].
This has soured many Americans towards Mr Bush's energy policies.Beyond Bush-bashingStill, Mr Bush gets one big point right that most greens do not: trade-offs matter.
He said: "I think it will be an uphill struggle, especially after (Inverness manager) John Hughes's comments on the radio earlier this week saying that it was a sending-off matter.
