Sentence examples for off to redeem from inspiring English sources

Bearer bonds have "coupons" on them (usually one for every year of the bond's life) that you tear off to redeem your interest.

Branded a coward by his friends and fiancée (Kate Hudson), he goes off to the desert to redeem himself.

When Jaime surmises such, he rides off like a hero to redeem himself and foil his sister.

One picture he did was called Self-portrait Near Golgotha (1896) which was his way of saying that although he was well pissed-off he was going to redeem everything in paintings like this one of himself near Golgotha.

And Paydiant, a company that develops mobile payment platforms for clients in the finance and retail industries, has created a technology for scanning a QR, or quick response, code off a television screen to redeem a coupon or instantly buy something a viewer fancies in a commercial or perhaps even during a television show.

Jack: Dad? Christian Shephard: Son, you've had the power to redeem your life and get off this island all along.

And click on the Button, {enroll in course for $129 }and enter this the coupon code to redeem your 50% off the course enrollment fee: HALFOFF.

After you have scratched off the Product Key in your package, go to this site to redeem the product: https://officesetup.getmicrosoftkey.com/.com/

HUZZAH! Thanks to Obama and his buddies in Congress, consumers will soon be able to redeem a DTV coupon for $40 off of a DTV box.

Since the EU vote the funds have sold off properties to free up cash to enable them to pay investors who want to redeem their holdings.

Transatlantic therefore can fight off a pending bid unless its directors are removed and replaced with directors more willing to redeem the poison pill and sell the company.