Sentence examples for was made off from inspiring English sources

Klinger's 137 came off 145 balls with nine fours and four sixes while Marshall's 78 contained eight boundaries and was made off 75 deliveries.

Most recently, a shiny six-foot-high stainless steel dome called the Mountain was made off limits to children clamoring to jump, climb and slide on it in the new $2.4 million Union Square Park playground in Manhattan.

It was a comment that was made off the cuff, she had said it light-heartedly, but it stayed with me for the remainder of that day and even now I can't shake it, for there is truth within it.

"Campbell accepts the use of the word 'inconvenient' was a poor choice of word but it was made off the cuff and was taken massively out of context," said a statement from her management.

However, one of the most important moves was made off the hardwood: until then, the owner of the Mavericks was Ross Perot, Jr., who had bought the franchise for $125 million, but had no plans of investing in players and admitted he knew little of basketball.

On the one hand, the rim of the rectangular lower reservoir between 79th and 86th Streets (now demolished and replaced by the Great Lawn) was made off-limits by a picket fence.

Its nucleus at the mouth of the river was made off-limits to commercial fishing.

It turns out that the most damaging statement was made off-camera, leading some to wonder whether the footage had been surreptitiously edited by Chevron operatives.

Single-unit isolation was made off-line, and it sometimes happened that one isolated single-unit had lower contrast sensitivity and saturated at lower contrasts in comparison to the multi-unit.

Judgment of the threshold was made off-line by two independent, experimentally blinded observers on the basis of the ABR records.

80 min: Kante is booked for a cynical lunge on Welbeck, who was making off down the inside-left channel.