Sentence examples for promoted off from inspiring English sources

In fact, the book correctly says that Saunders had been promoted off the club days before.

If he was to be unavailable, then the likelihood is that Warburton would be promoted off the bench and start in the number six shirt.

The former backup Najeh Davenport may return and Gary Russell, who spent the 2007 season with them, could be promoted off the practice squad.

James Slipper is promoted off the bench to replace Sio, while Sekope Kepu also steps up from the replacements to start instead of Greg Holmes at tighthead.

The Bills' Thad Lewis, promoted off the practice squad last week and starting in place of the injured E J Manuel, threw for two scores in the fourth quarter and also ran for one.

It is a fundamental unfairness of minor-league fandom that if a player is good, he will be promoted off the team (although perhaps someday returning to New York to play for the Mets, the Cyclones' big-league brothers).

When Gabitril was promoted off-label to non-epileptics — for things like anxiety — the drug turned out to cause seizures.

The letter to Eli Lilly requested information about a schizophrenia drug, Zyprexa, citing allegations that the company "misled physicians and inappropriately promoted off-label uses" of the drug.

Last fall InterMune agreed to pay $36.9 million in a settlement with the federal government over allegations that it had promoted off-label use of Actimmune, which costs about $50,000 per year.

A spokeswoman for Sanofi-Aventis, the company behind Sculptra (approved to treat facial fat loss in H.I.V. patients), said it neither promoted off-label use nor trained physicians to perform such indications.

Novo Nordisk officials have denied that they have improperly promoted off-label use of rFVIIa, but concerns about "financial arrangements" between the company and the U.S. Army led the Department of Defense to launch an investigation in January 2010 that is still under way.