Sentence examples for off the coming from inspiring English sources

Years ago, the big banks would probably have been able to head off the coming fight, or to win it if the regulators tried to get tough.

(Ryan brushed off the coming attacks. "I'm used to that," he said. "We're going to get demagogued no matter what we do.

If we understand what really went on last July, then we'll have a better sense of how difficult it will be for the two parties to stave off the coming political calamity and why, too, the situation may not be quite as hopeless as it seems.

(Ryan brushed off the coming attacks. "I'm used to that," he said. "We're going to get demagogued no matter what we do. It's like 'Groundhog Day.' ") Unsurprisingly, when I asked Cantor if he was interested in running for President he responded with a resounding no.

The fact of the matter is that if Sprewell is going to be a Knick, he is going to be a 3. Camby Spokesman With Kids Marcus Camby has been named national spokesman for the league's "Welcome Back to School" initiative, which will kick off the coming school year.

To help us ward off the coming catastrophe, the warehouse was piled with mountains of salt, labeled "Ice Melt" and priced accordingly, dozens of seals and weatherstrips to keep any hint of cool air out of the house, propane and kerosene heaters, humidifiers, snow shovels in all their charming variety, and fabulous gas-powered snow blowers costing up to $1,000 each.

At first, when the hobby started to pay, he came off the drugs, came off everything.

The box comes off, the phone comes out.

Distributing off the dodge comes first.

On April 5, Davis hit a walk-off grand slam coming off the bench against the Cincinnati Reds.

From the kick-off the ball came straight to me.