Sentence examples for reformed off from inspiring English sources

The tanker was last seen to be on fire as the flotilla reformed off Alderney.

I wasn't sure Miliband could pull these reforms off.

Mr. Singh got India's economic reforms off to a strong start as finance minister in the Congress Party governments of the early 1990's.

The reformed alcoholic fell off the wagon.

The money could encourage Congress to put off reforming Medicare, making future changes all the more wrenching.

China's currency reforms got off to a slow start on Monday.

called "a mildly ambitious education sector reform" — set off an uproar among Portuguese teachers.

Photograph: IAN LANGSDON/EPA Holger Schmieding, Christian Schulz and Rob Wood write: Reforms pay off, inertia does not.

The reforms paid off for the country as a whole, but they were hard on the poor.

Jeffrey P. Harris President American College of Physicians Millwood, Va., June 17 , 2008• To the Editor: Your editorial lauds the Massachusetts health care reforms as "off to a good start" and "heartening".

Combined with the country's oil boom, Chehab-era reforms set off a wave of tremendous socioeconomic change in Lebanon that led to dramatic increases in social mobility and urbanization, especially in Beirut.