Sentence examples for off the considerable from inspiring English sources
76 mins: Enevoldsen pulls off the considerable feat of barging Richards to the ground.
Ledger had pulled off the considerable triumph of effacing the memory of Jack Nicholson in the role.
Once, I polished off the (considerable) remains of something I would identify only much later, when I encountered it again in a restaurant, as paella.
"Seeing off the considerable challenge of Andy Burnham was regarded as no small feat at the time," one Miliband loyalist points out.
By Joshua Green Two weeks ago, on a Friday afternoon, the offices of the Clinton Legal Expense Trust — the fund-raising juggernaut established to pay off the considerable legal bills of the former President and First Lady — quietly closed.
We spent our first few days dozing off the considerable jet lag on Iririki's beach, kayaking around the island and snorkeling the reefs — Vanuatu is legendary among divers for its Evian-clear waters and World War II wrecks.
As well, the central attachment of the tubular struts holding the wings to the fuselage, with mere collars secured with screws, was judged by Antoniu as appearing potentially unsafe during take-off or landing because of the "considerable loads on the struts".
First, on the supply side, the required investment in social housing represents a good deal for the public purse since it provides much-needed employment in the construction industry and its supply chain, and reduced benefit pay-outs and increased tax revenues netted off against the considerable capital investment required.
(A trial version has just been released).Despite this co-operation, however, the company lacks exclusive access to the map data, which Mr Gunderson says is a good trade-off against the considerable costs of collecting the data.
Although MCDA seems difficult for PLWHA as they may not be familiar or comfortable to make trade-off decisions, the considerable overlap of the rank ordering before and upon deliberation in the group of policy makers and VHVs indicates that the quantifiable criteria used in the DCE partly reflect the concerns that stakeholders have in their intervention priorities.
Warne bowls over the wicket to Strauss, mostly a long way wide of off stump into the considerable rough.
