Sentence examples for talent off from inspiring English sources

The Huskies are interesting: they lost a ton of talent off of last year's team, especially on offense, but are still chewing off long gains in the running game.

A stand-up comedian, it was not until he won NBC's reality show, Last Comic Standing, in 2006 that the American public woke up to his talent, off the field at least.

The Giants know about Pascoe's talent off the field.

"There tend to be a lot of negative stories about teenagers on the internet but it is a good place to show your talent off.

The university will eliminate six scholarships over four academic years, reduce official visits to 8 from 12 for the next three academic years, reduce the number of days recruiters can watch a prospective player practice or play to 4 from 5, and cut the number of coaches permitted to evaluate talent off campus during the summer.

People should always be more valuable than profit and if you're into siphoning their talent off like so much gas from a car, you're being incredibly short-sighted.

Peter Jay, who founded TV-am alongside Frost, told BBC News: "On the screen he was a very talented and original performer, but it was his talent off-screen, his quality as a human being, his capacity for friendship and loyalty, that were in my opinion the thing that raised him to quite an exceptional level".

Which is sad, because regardless of his enumeration of criminal records, squabbles and poor life choices, of diss tracks and Styrofoam cups of sizzurp, he is a talent, off-centre, a democrat, a freak, and unswervingly honest to boot.

But at least the HitFix interview gave Fox a chance to throw in a not-so-subtle dig at an industry that has written her talents off in favor of her looks.

Show your talents off to the world!

Both she and Mr. Wright are energizing examples of the talent that Off Off Broadway, at its best, can nurture.