Sentence examples for off the substance from inspiring English sources
"The sportsmen experienced considerably improved erectile function that diminished when they were taken off the substance," said a spokesman.
All involved (including Duane) struggled to keep off the substance in the ensuing days.
He said he felt it slowed him down, so he quickly got off the substance.
You may want to use a thin spatula or another tool to help scrape off the substance.
If the album was wet by another liquid: You may be able to clean off the substance by soaking and gently drying the photograph as above.
To simplify greatly, the alchemists would typically combine materials such as lead, mercury, salt and sulphur in a container (usually glass), put the mixture over a carefully tended fire, and channel off the substance that rises to the top (the symbolic gold).
The agency sent the syringe to Dr. Don H. Catlin, director of the Olympic drug-testing lab at U.C.L.A. Within days, Catlin determined it was a steroid, and within weeks he was able to develop a chemical model of the substance, setting off a chain of events that dovetailed with the federal government's investigation into the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative.
But "because the initial source of pain has not been dealt with, the moment the effects of the substance wear off, the pain returns".
At one level, that is a brilliant-if-cynical strategy by the White House: If liberal publications are attacking progressive independent administration critics like Taibbi, then the implicit message beyond the overt attacks is that someone like Taibbi's arguments can be wholly written off not on the substance, but on the simple fact that he clearly must be on the extreme ideological fringe.
One part, called phlogiston, was given off when the substance containing it was burned, while the dephlogisticated part was thought to be its true form, or calx.
Wildlife Centre Supervisor Paul Oaten explains what can be done to clean off the waxy substance found on guillemots washed up on the south coast.
