Sentence examples for off the claimed from inspiring English sources

Now, 8 hours is still good in my book, but that's an hour and a half off the claimed battery life.

Mr. Trump, during the debate, brushed off the claim.

Clarkson shrugged off the claims, saying he and Sage had simply been "colleagues fooling around".

Ismail, an Islamist contender who has widespread support from ultraconservative Salafis, initially laughed off the claims.

Few of us, for example, imagine that our premiums will eventually be used to pay off the claims of others who encounter misfortune.

As for the home audience he laughed off the claim — misattributed to him in the British press, he said — that reading his book can improve your sex life.

The king of Castile finally bought off the claim of his English competitor by arranging a marriage between his son Henry and Catherine, daughter of John of Gaunt, in 1387.

But Geldof repeatedly laughed off the claims, insisting that her weight loss was actually down to strict doctor's orders after a health scare caused by overeating.

After requesting to speak with Paterno about the incident, Doe testified that he was specific about the sexual assault but Paterno brushed off the claims.

His family shrugged off the claims, even after the defence force admitted a former soldier fitting his description had joined al-Qaida.

He was quick to blame ETA and then slow to back off the claim once evidence pointed toward Islamic militants, critics said.