Sentence examples for off news from inspiring English sources
Mr Navalny, who denies the allegations in the two previous cases, sought to laugh off news of the new inquiry.
In recent weeks, his campaign has fired off news releases after every new poll to proclaim that the gap between the candidates was closing.
And the company proved that it could shut off news when it beta-tested a new way to organize user feeds by separating news from posts by friends in Bolivia, Cambodia, Slovakia and Sri Lanka in 2017.
Mr. McCall even brushed off news of today's poll.
Just as we set off, news breaks that Milo has been suspended from Twitter.
Wall Street shrugged off news that Argentina was defaulting on its debt.
The potential sell-off news has resulted in Flybe shares rising by more than 20%.
Yet for me, the most exciting, kick-off news was this: The White House made visible its "Equal Pay Pledge".
Kandi Burruss dropped by Andy Cohen's clubhouse on "Watch What Happens: Live" where she may have spoiled some big spin-off news no one else has talked about yet.
Operating profit fell 11.6% year on year to £57m, or just 4.7% if the one-off News International payment is factored in.
After The Day Today, Brass Eye, Jam and his one-off News of the World-inspired special on paedophiles, Nathan Barley may be Morris's most conventional work to date.
