Sentence examples for opposed off from inspiring English sources

"In a lot of ways, they're diametrically opposed off the court, maybe just as much as they are on the court," Marquette Coach Buzz Williams said.

The Irish filmmaker remains a vocal proponent of fracking and critic of those opposed off-screen as well.

But the NRA isn't known for luck it's known for ruthlessly effective political strategy, which for decades has kept candidates it likes in power and universally popular laws it opposes off the books.

Interestingly, E3-Ub and pE3-Ub have opposing off and on switches with the increasing kinase level.

Faced with polls showing that most Wisconsin residents oppose off-reservation casinos but accept casinos on reservations, Governor Thompson has repeatedly said he opposes expanding gambling.

He opposes off-shore drilling off Florida's coast.

1. Tell the Obama Administration you oppose off-shore oil drilling.

Public News Service reports that 55% of Floridians now oppose off-shore drilling, "almost a complete reversal from one year ago".

Democrats indicated Thursday that they were beginning to submit to Mr. Schwarzenegger's demands, taking proposed tax increases that he opposes off the table as they worked to close a budget gap estimated to have grown to $27 billion.

Forty-two Republicand and Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, independent of Connecticut, opposed cutting off debate.

"The animosity that happens now is strictly on the field as opposed to off the field," Marsch said.