Sentence examples for off the crucial from inspiring English sources

Likewise, he compartmentalises off the crucial role that the state plays in enabling him to thrive.

None of that would matter if the main character, Catherine, didn't pull off the crucial transformation at the play's end.

But the committee's investigation indicates that Hwang and his colleagues couldn't pull off the crucial next step.

As part of their 1975 dry season offensive, rather than renewing their frontal attacks on Phnom Penh, the Khmer Rouge set out to cut off the crucial Mekong supply route.

Van der Sar then pulled off the crucial save for United; he pointed to his left to indicate to Nicolas Anelka that he thought he would kick to that side, as had the six players who had kicked before him, only to correctly dive to his right to deny Anelka, whose kick was at a good height to be saved, securing European football's top prize for United for the third time in their history.

They worry that he may be taking his eye off the crucial strategic issues.

Michael Bradley's side then set off in pursuit of the crucial bonus point and were rewarded when Jones raced down the right flank to go over and Laidlaw maintained his 100% record with the boot.

The proposed methodology is designed to handle existing complex design trade-offs at the crucial early design stage.

Despite more than a dozen previous debates -- and Sunday morning's NBC/Facebook debate on the way -- Saturday night's debate is unique in that it will be the only prime-time face-off during the crucial week before between the Iowa Caucus squeaker and Tuesday's New Hampshire primary.

The result is that a production that appears to be sailing triumphantly towards full-scale emotional meltdown suddenly gets blown off course at the crucial moment.

Libyan opposition forces have rejected a ceasefire offer by Muammar Gaddafi and dismissed his regime's claims that loyalist forces had cut off access to the crucial seaport in the besieged city of Misrata.