Sentence examples for off the memorable from inspiring English sources
England have pulled off the memorable feat of daubing failure on to the managerial CV of Capello, who had been unfamiliar with the concept until this World Cup, but much of the ink is his.
Mr. Pogue, who can tick off the memorable droughts of his 84 years as easily as some might list their children's names, said this summer's drought may turn out to be one of the worst.
COST About $500 GHOST THE MUSICAL (Lunt-Fontanne Theater, previews begin March 15) CREATORS Steam Motion and Sound; SpotCo; and Dewynters GOAL Tick off the memorable elements of the blockbuster movie, introduce the actors playing the lead couple, while conveying that the Broadway version has a new score and a high-tech new look.
After the Red Sox won Game 5, Carter touched off the most memorable single-inning rally in the Mets' history.
Miliband also had a few awkward moments, but he held up pretty well, and he fired off the most memorable line of the night, asserting, "Hell, yes.
In one of the more memorable off-the-field scandals of baseball history, Peterson and Kekich essentially swapped their lives -- wives, kids, dogs, the works.
In one of the evening's more memorable off-the-cuff moments, pop diva and actress Jennifer Lopez commanded Magic Mike himself, Channing Tatum, to show off some of his moves.
It was Smith, not the silver-tongued one, who (surely by design – another way the night was not about Obama) got off the single most memorable line of the evening: "We need a president who puts Barney Smith before Smith Barney".
A sleeveless tie-dye dress could have fallen off the truck from a memorable Prada season, and an all-feather pencil skirt ($2,495) appears to have been plucked directly from Oscar de la Renta.
The victory kicked off a memorable week-long celebration as the squad waited for the return of Norman Campbell from his honeymoon.
Three years later, Pasternak, owned by Prescott's great friend, the late Observer racing correspondent Graham Rock, pulled off a memorable double in the Magnet Cup and the Cambridgeshire.
