Sentence examples for role off from inspiring English sources
Names that just role off the tongue.
No candidate wants to be seen as a strait-laced sentinel, and Mr. Romney will sometimes cannily fob that role off on an aide, especially when handling reporters.
It will take time before many of us will be able to see the actor instead of his famous character, and time for him to shake that role off too, though it helps that Mr. Radcliffe is no longer encumbered by Harry's mop and especially his glasses.
Crucial to the action is the M.C., played with reptilian charm by Jon Peterson, who has been acting in the role off and on since 1999, first during the national tour of the Broadway production that ran from 1998 to 2004, later as an understudy on Broadway and then at the Westchester Broadway Theater and Ogunquit Playhouse in Maine.
Myers praised Troyer as a great physical comedian who elevated what was supposed to be a prop role "off the page".
Their two sons and daughters, now grown, have helped out on occasion, and Rosalie, who likes to stay in the background, has played a key role off and on through the years.
No surprise, really: Glenn Close has been trying to get a film of George Moore's 19th century-set novella off the ground ever since she won rave reviews for the role off-Broadway in 1982.
Mayall even lived this role off-stage, telling an interviewer (half-seriously, no doubt) that he threw his satchel in the Severn on the day he heard he had got a place at Manchester University and resolved never to read a book again.
Today, the Sierra Club and Center for American Progress (CAP) debuted a new documentary that highlights the vital role off-grid solar power is playing around the world, particularly in developing areas like Uttar Pradesh, India.
The greater selectivity of an allosteric inhibitor as compared to ATP-competitive inhibitors may also play a role: off-target effects are less likely.
The PSNI is investigating the alleged role of off-duty officers in the incident.
