Sentence examples for off todays from inspiring English sources

"In the past few sessions, the market has ignored rising bond yields, and I think were likely to see the market shrug off todays unemployment report," she says.

Just hopefully build off of today".

(My most painful moment in the delivery room was when the obstetrician turned off the "Today" show).

Three months after she tearfully signed off the "Today" show, Meredith Vieira confirmed on Tuesday that she was sticking with NBC News as a special correspondent.

"Is it O.K. if I drop the file off tomorrow?" Today when you hear about an adoption possibility, the file, the photo, even a video comes streaming over the Internet.

Microsoft also showed off USA Today's news app, WeChat's messaging app and Viber's calling app.

Tour starts 30 January, The Lowry, Salford, and runs to 29 March Kings of the Dance This gala show, first staged in 2006, has shown off some of today's most celebrated male dancers.

And then there were the two American television reporters I overheard conversing at the airport on the way home: "Good story", "Yeah, kinda trailed off yesterday and today", "Yeah, audience interest has gone right down", "Yeah …" I bet that is not how they tell the story now.

A Tiger tank's powerful gun could finish off one of today's light armoured vehicles.

Typically, I'm out the door by 6 a.m. and off to the TODAY Show or my office.

There are plenty of other coaches tempted to turn off their cellphones today, and USA Today surveys that field.