Sentence examples for off the bank from inspiring English sources

If these paid off, the bank would benefit.

Or they can sell the house, pay off the bank, and pocket a little money.

It took about one and a half years to pay off the bank loan.

In a sign that Mr. Hester's strategy is paying off, the bank reported in August its first profit since 2007, in the six months ended in June.

However, it seems more likely that the Government will end up selling off the bank bit by bit, potentially closing down parts of the business along the way.

Such actions could cut off the bank from certain investors like pension funds and ultimately cost it its charter to operate in the United States, officials said.

The business usually slacks off in the spring as the boating season begins and delinquent owners try to fend off the bank long enough to have some fun.

A proud, historic old club fallen on repeated hard times, saved from extinction by a local man, Mark Lawn, who was a supporter all his life and who put up his own money to pay off the bank debts.

If the family cut down the orchard, built summer cottages and leased them to urbanites in search of vacation homes, it could fend off the bank and make a fine income besides.

Banks seem to be shaking off the Bank of America story, with Standard Chartered 61p higher at £12.11 and HSBC up 18p to 535.5p.

That would put the administration in the untenable position of cutting off the Bank of China and the Bank of Japan.