Sentence examples for won off from inspiring English sources

In 2007, he won off a handicap mark of 161; in 2009, he won off 174; and last year, he ran his heart out in third off 182.

No matter, Netherlands won off the last ball at Lord's, the home of English cricket.

If ever there was a match won off the bench, this was it – and therein lies the challenge.

"The old man's going to take his mistress to Atlantic City on money he won off my back," he said.

World Cups, a tournament of one-day internationals (ODIs), could not be won off the back of exhausting winter tours playing months of Test cricket.

But those seats were won off the back of a lot of hard work, strong local parties that have been working for years.

Democrats won off-year elections across the country last week for many reasons, but let's pause for a second and give Bernie Sanders some credit.

Five to win off 18 balls.

England need 103 to win off 108 balls.

It leaves England seven to win off six.

Sri Lanka need 28 to win off 18 balls.