Sentence examples for the set off from inspiring English sources

Riquetti had told me that asking families to leave the set off could seem intrusive and high-handed.

Turn the set off, though, and the blank screen becomes an eyesore to those who want a TV to disappear when they aren't watching it.

The night in 1962 when Benny (Kid) Paret was pummeled, however, my father got up, quietly turned the set off and vowed never to watch another fight.

We wanted to do little things that would irritate any broadcasting company that would put us on, like we'd turn the set off halfway through.

"Maybe the Army comes back in," Wassef said, clearing the set off a small wooden table and replacing it with cups of espresso.

Its guitarist and singer, Jordan Cook, ended the set off the stage, playing slide guitar on his back in the rain, then flung away his wet Rickenbacker to an unknown fate and plenty of feedback.

Manoeuvring the aluminium boat up the Sapotá River to the set-off point requires slashing through creepers and undergrowth, cutting through thick fallen trees with axes.

A participating FFI may also make an adjustment for overwithholding using either the reimbursement procedure described in § 1.1474-2(a)(3) or the set-off procedure described in § 1.1474-2(a)(4).

For some words from the man who became synonymous with the "set-off".

The set-off was only partial, since the company would pay 52% tax (small companies had lower rates, but still higher than the ACT rate), and thus the £70 received by the individual actually represented pre-tax profits of £145.83.

VICE News was invited on the excursion a month in advance, but the set-off point remained a secret until the day before — it was eventually revealed as Victoria Embankment, opposite the Ministry of Defense.