Sentence examples for struck off of from inspiring English sources

You can get this stuff struck off of your report by mailing a letter, even a handwritten one, to the agency who made the mistake.

However, at the time of these interviews, Wakefield's paper had not yet been retracted, nor had he been struck off of the medical register, and uptake of the MMR vaccine was still lower than before the controversy hit the headlines in 1998.

The defending champion Webb Simpson sat in a group two shots back, while a shot struck off one of Merion's iconic wicker baskets cost Lee Westwood a share of the lead when it caromed back down the fairway and led to a double bogey.

On December 26 , 2004 at 7 59 am local time, an undersea earthquake with a magnitude of 9.1 struck off the coast of the Indonesian island of Sumatra.

Lycamobile, one of the Conservative party's largest corporate donors, is at risk of being struck off the register of UK businesses after failing to file accounts on time.

TOKYO — An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.1 struck off the coast of Fukushima early Saturday, triggering tsunami and evacuation advisories for a wide swath of Japan's Pacific coast, but recorded waves were far smaller than the destructive tsunami that hit the region in 2011.

The quakes came just hours after a 7.7 quake struck off the coast of Papua New Guinea, near the town of Rabaul, in the country's north-east.

In 2010, a powerful magnitude-8.8 earthquake struck off the coast of central Chile, rocking much of the country and producing tremor as far away as Argentina and Peru.

The magnitude 8.8 earthquake that hit Chile struck off an area of the coast where 80percentt of the population lives.

Marine debris is one consequence of the magnitude 9.0 earthquake that struck off the coast of Japan on March 11 , 2011

One by one, Del Piero struck off the records of Boniperti in the zebra-striped shirt of Juve.