Sentence examples for off members from inspiring English sources

To start things off, members of the magazine's design staff offer their own ideas below, produced in a couple of hours.

As a plane prepared to take off, members of the ground crew, in green and red, signalled to one another with absolute clarity.

Scores of competitive House races around the country this year will feature insurgents attempting to pick off members under a banner of anti-incumbency.

The president walked into a chaotic scene, with Chinese security officials roping off members of the White House press corps to prevent them from recording his arrival.

She would then have a chance to peel off members of the centre-right Republican party by offering the premiership and other ministerial posts in her putative government.

Prosecutors said that the former official, Luis Ricardo Reyes-Mendoza, used his official position to tip off members of a smuggling ring about drug investigations.

Most likely, the better-off members of our society will benefit from the individual retirement accounts option.

In a plea to better-off members of the region, the IMF calls for more measures to stimulate demand.

According to Rawls, the state should give first consideration to the worst-off members of the community.

THORSTEIN VEBLEN, an economist who dabbled in sociology, reckoned that the best-off members of a community established the standards that everyone else followed.

Irula and Kurumba healers we met and spoke withboth claimed that some community members practiced seivinai, roughly translated to sorcery, on more well-off members.