Sentence examples for off the row from inspiring English sources
Cameron laughed off the row on an election campaign visit to North Wales.
In the European Union a new rule requires websites to ask before using "cookies" to gather data about users' behaviour.On May 31st Microsoft set off the row.
David Ortiz was pulling on his socks at his locker when someone briefly turned off the row of lights above him in the Red Sox clubhouse.
Ramsay, who holds 14 Michelin stars, and his publicity advisers initially tried to laugh off the row with Grimshaw, saying it was a tongue-in-cheek spat between "good friends".
In 2012, in an attempt to head off the row over his pay, he wrote a personal defence in the Financial Times to assert he was worth the money.
A document detailing how Verizon is obliged to make phone call metadata – such as numbers, times and duration – available to the NSA triggered off the row about data and privacy when the Guardian made its existence public in June.
It's easy to go back with the opposite of rose-tinted spectacles, but in the build-up to 1992 I never got off the rowing machine once I started a session.
Gliding up the escalator past five separate handbag shops, it didn't take long to sense the tingling excitement wafting off the rows of people who had already been queuing an hour and a half on ridiculously high designer heels.
The submatrix is obtained from the generator matrix by knocking off the rows of corresponding to packets not used or lost during transmission.
He played football at Washington, after getting kicked off the rowing team for fighting.
The idea is that by setting off the rows of light, people are made aware of their surroundings, and also of other people walking through the tunnel, too.
