Sentence examples for strikes off from inspiring English sources

Here it's the ancient solemnity of an oath bumping up against modern technology that strikes off comic sparks.

Petro strikes off in all directions, gradually discovering that the true course of her book runs inward, to herself.

Fearnley-Whittingstall strikes off in quite another (slightly odd) direction by stirring Dijon mustard into his filling.

The medical analogy might extend to the equivalent of the General Medical Council, whose fitness to practise panel strikes off repeat offenders.

The 2003 Nissan Murano, while lumped into the broad crossover category because it is based on a passenger car platform, strikes off in another direction: it's the style-first S.U.V.

The result was, as an exhibition label says, "the first multishot weapon to automatically rotate its cylinder with the action of its hammer — the spring mechanism that strikes off the powder charge".

Doctors who behave irresponsibly get struck off.

The pathologist has been struck off.

No one has been struck off.

We would love to call the strike off".

Abraham Lincoln struck off the chains of black Americans.