Sentence examples for suffered off from inspiring English sources

Throughout his life, he tells me, he has suffered, off and on, from depression.

Both counties have suffered off-field dramas.

But both Ms. Mahoney and Ms. MacDermott said that after the directive was issued, male officers who suffered off-duty injuries had been assigned to desk jobs.

C) The Giants' entire team suffered an off day.

But he found himself nearly nine-tenths off Vettel's ultimate pace and suffered an off-track excursion during the final minutes.

Cardiff suffered play-off final agony at Wembley losing to Blackpool in 2010 and failed in the play-off semi-finals last season losing to Reading.

Meanwhile, a few pharmaceutical stocks suffered sell-offs on Friday.

In 2009 he transferred to one of Mexico's biggest teams in Club America but struggled to earn playing time as he suffered from off-field distractions.

The 39-year-old had suffered play-off final heartache for Sunderland, West Brom and Blackpool, but had Holloway's backing.

The North East side suffered play-off heartbreak in May, losing to Norwich City in the final but have strengthened well this summer with Stewart Downing being the most high-profile capture to date.

Theo Walcott admitted he had suffered an off-day but promised to make up for it against Belarus on Wednesday as England seek a 100% return from their opening four World Cup qualifiers.