Sentence examples for offers off from inspiring English sources

But at least until Gary pulled the league's offers off the table, you guys were close, no?

Leeds coach Brian McDermott said: "Jamie is at the core of our club, not just because of what he does on the field but what he offers off the field as well.

Several state and city agencies landed on Con Edison's side, arguing that regardless of the environmental impact, New York desperately needed additional power, and Con Edison officials took their remediation offers off the table.

Westgarth and several other players on the negotiating team spent the weekend filling in their fellow union members on what happened at last week's talks in New York, which ended with Commissioner Gary Bettman angrily rejecting the union's offer and pulling the league's offers off the table.

In the end, we decided to turn the offers off.

It is a coeducational society that offers off-campus housing, not a fraternity.

Afterwards, they can visit the Mercedes-Benz World attraction, pictured below, which offers off-road driving classes in real cars.

The two-tier structure by Kazuyuki Ishihara offers off-street parking with a rooftop tier planted as a garden.

And it is far less gonzo than almost anything on Vice, a magazine with a YouTube offshoot that is sometimes carried by HBO and offers off-kilter documentaries about places like North Korea.

She also offers off-the-rack items like Welsh knitted cashmere sweaters ($900), Victorian French lace blousons ($500), cummerbund-inspired miniskirts ($750) and ladylike handbags by Holly Caldwell ($795).

Obama — contemptibly, in this view — offers off-ramps in the direction of reason even when faced with the most fanatical opponents, who are bent on revenge for mysterious, sectarian motives, and yet he still tries to appease them.