Sentence examples for off suggesting from inspiring English sources

He is pleased that the great partygoer has fallen, but warns against writing him off, suggesting he may try to return after the elections due in 2013.

The front end of the bus's roof was partially blown off, suggesting that the bomber may have exploded immediately after boarding.

The tourists have all fled and business is off, suggesting the fate of the country should the Islamists come to power.

In late March, several signed a letter to her asking her to basically back off, suggesting that her positions could deter Clinton backers from opening their wallets for Democratic House races.

Bruce Bartlett, a former Republican Treasury official, has pointed out that the law went into effect just before house prices nationwide began to take off, suggesting that it played some role in creating the bubble.

– Somini Sengupta Google Puts Controls on Chromecast Google Plus |  An outside application for Chromecast, Google's video dongle, was cut off, suggesting that the company isn't interested in much third-party or independent development.

Nicked off, suggested another.

It's where you turn off "suggested apps".

The ovation as he was carried off suggested the crowd recognised genuine greatness.

The torrent of public vitriol that saw him off suggests that this couldn't have come soon enough.

A spot of unknowing incest, which of course never comes off, suggests that this is not the bland leading the bland.