Sentence examples for off ming from inspiring English sources

Paul Walter at Liberal Burblings is ending the week on a high note: for him Ming's closing speech, "could be offered as a summary to answer the question 'what is a liberal?' as well as 'what are the Lib Dems for?'" Liberal Legend Toby Philpot thinks this speech has taken the heat off Ming and placed it on David Cameron: "The trouble for the Tories though is who is in the wings?

That long apprenticeship has paid off; M Train is certainly literature rather than a celebrity memoir.

It is too early to write off mHealth, a field that is still young.

The choreography by Garth Fagan seems more suited to showing off Ms Taymor's costumes than the dancers.

They are sealing off Ms Yingluck's office so that she cannot return "in this life or the next".

He ran as a moderate in the primary, accusing his opponent of being a far-right extremist.It is too early to write off Ms Boxer.

The affair has knocked only a few points off Ms Rousseff's commanding lead.Instead, Brazilians are revelling in a golden moment.

"Oooh get off m' foot!" The fearless John Noakes belting down – and out – of a bobsleigh on the Cresta Run ("For around 100m I was trapped upside down... I was on my backside doing 80mph... ..)... ..

"If someone sprays a swastika on it we can try to scrub it off," Ms Whiteread said, "but a few daubed swastikas would really make people think about what's happening in their society".

But, given her CV, it would be foolish to write off Ms Joly's chances of expanding the green vote beyond its core of 5 to 6 per cent in the first round of the presidential elections next April.

While News Corp's reported comments may have been intended to take the sting out of the Government's approval of the deal, they may also have been an attempt to take some of the pressure off Ms Brooks.