Sentence examples for off the guardian from inspiring English sources

First off, the Guardian aren't paying any money for these, that's a silly notion.

"At a Britpop special with a guy I met off the Guardian county blogs and three Japanese women," he says.

One tradition at Lib Dem conferences is that there's normally a moment when someone starts slagging off the Guardian.

To kick off the Guardian and the Royal Court's series of microplays, Laura Wade and I were asked to explore the theme of food.

On Aug. 3, a 28-year-old wearing the niqab, which covers the entire body except the eyes, was attacked by another Danish woman who tried to pull her veil off, the Guardian reported.

Serious allegations of abuse and bullying at a G4S-run youth prison were made more than a decade before the current controversy surrounding the secure training centre which is now to be sold off, the Guardian can reveal.

A potentially hazardous way to acquire the skull is to effectively turn off the guardians by overloading the map.

Sarah Boseley of the Guardian kicked off the discussion by pointing out that the ABPI database has already come in for some criticism: the Academy of Royal Medical Colleges says it doesn't go far enough.

She has many questions to put to the former US senator and secretary of state, rattling them off for the benefit of the Guardian in quick-fire succession.

The phone said to belong to Gao was switched off when the Guardian called.

What we said: "This second album partners scuzzy, screeching guitar lines and joyously thrashing drums with sweet pop melodies, picking up where some of the NME's C86 bands left off," ran the Guardian's review.