Sentence examples for off the kind from inspiring English sources

And he didn't think that he could pull off the kind of operation Mohamed wanted.

"He gives off the kind of energy that is so rare inside Hollywood offices".

Western intervention, he said, could set off the kind of civil war seen in Iraq or Afghanistan.

She has kicked off the kind of discussion — about personal safety, sexuality and class — that is seldom heard here.

And it would close off the kind of statement that American athletes have a thrilling opportunity to orchestrate.

He stressed his independent credentials in an effort to head off the kind of criticism levelled at Zach Braff.

The "Coronation" Concerto gives off the kind of a tasteful glitter particularly suited to Ms. Uchida's piano skills.

For the first half-hour, Hugo Rodallega and Bryan Ruiz were pulling off the kind of interchanges that eventually opened the space for Riise to run into.

And, I thought, there's not another dramatist living who could pull off the kind of ambiguity he exercises so exquisitely here.

An embassy official said "it would have been difficult in the extreme" to pull off the kind of chemical attack that the police are investigating.

It could serve as an anthem for crime-fiction writers, who habitually kill off the kind of people -- in the kind of places -- they care about most.