Sentence examples for off the opposite from inspiring English sources

But as the news is digested, it could set off the opposite effect.

Ma Ying-jeou, installed as Mr Chen's successor in May, has hoped to pull off the opposite trick, and improve ties with both.

Some policy makers are focused on staving off the opposite problem — deflation, or falling prices, as demand weakens to the point that goods pile up without buyers, sending prices down and reducing the incentive for businesses to invest.

Ms. Lafrance, given a handsome space of intersecting walls flanking the moat at its shallowest, had 13 black-costumed dancers rush down a hill, leap into the moat, bounce off the opposite wall, climb back up the first wall, run back and collapse.

Though they argued that paying writers for online projects would smother the new medium with financial burdens before it could really take off, the opposite may happen.

Bianchi crashed at the exit, and said he got his sleeve caught between the seat and the chassis and could not wind off the opposite lock he had applied to correct a slide.

It seems like a waste, considering that while we were landing, I counted 16 planes waiting to take off on the opposite runway.

London Londonn's sumptuous new 51 Buckingham Gate has sailed grandly off on the opposite tack from the city's rash of trendy, guest-squashing, minimalist hostelries.

But the river's current was really strong, and eventually we had to get off on the opposite bank.

A turquoise/light blue suit and tie is essential for those Life on Mars days, and also a tight bodysuit with a leg cut off and the opposite arm cut off.

When I launched that bird, however, it flew off alone to Bulawayo, while the bird with the story headed off in the opposite direction on coordinates that would take it to the Kalahari desert.