Sentence examples for off the presents from inspiring English sources

Ticking off the presents list is always difficult when your pockets are less than lined and you're buying for the friends and family who have everything imaginable.

Choose a few of your dustiest books and paint them red and white, for this festive coat rack that will help Santa relax a bit while he drops off the presents.

It's the greatest wildlife mass-mortality event, or "die-off," of the present day.

Let's kill off the present!

It is on the strength of this claim that in late July Kosovo sent a special police unit to take the two customs posts linking the north with Serbia proper, and set off the present crisis.

It's not a big deal over one or two years, but if you hold a long-term bond and inflation takes off, the present value of the security will plummet.

London had worked in concert with Paris and Washington to try to head off the present violence, but with both its partners gone, Britain appears to have decided little can be achieved by staying on.

But it may take more than capitalist greed to erase memories of Libyan past piracy or to shrug off the present experience of the country's bumbling, grasping and erratic bureaucracy.

Moreover, by controlling the digitally programmable MOS switches turning on and off, the presented chaotic oscillator can provide chaotic oscillation in three different directions.

In that study B cells acquired antigen from APCs by invaginating and pinching off the presenting cell membrane using their BCR along with myosin IIa-mediated contractions.

Cambodia would have been the most likely point of entry into Southeast Asia from the vast plain of wetlands and rivers that existed off the present day coast of Vietnam, with a similar plain linking Cambodia and West Malaysia.