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When he fell off a horse, he sworn that he would never try to ride horses, you know, once bitten, twice shy.

The fear was that the company would have to sell off a major part of its asset base to stay liquid.

Bank of America (BofA) has put off a juicy long-term deal with the New York Yankees and extended its existing contract for a year.

The company is now trying to pull off a similar trick with tea in the Middle East.

"Then chip off a little piece of ice and hold it to your finger, " said the voice.

And SMS is no longer just for Twitter, as you can shoot off a quick text message to post directly to your blog.

I'm cutting off a huge part of myself, throwing half my heart into a dusty corner and telling it I'll try to reconnect with it later.

morning, he managed to doze off a couple of times, but it was an uneasy half-sleep as if he were floating up and down on waves.

He wasn't working for me. He was working for the bank, which wanted to know whether I might live long enough to pay off a 25-year mortgage.

However, the sun also gives off a whole lot of infrared radiation. What would it be like if our eyes evolved to see infrared light?

D: Well, at least I'll be able to take off a few pounds. Even if it does mean sleeping off the fatigue all day tomorrow.

It was really crazy for her to have laughed off a matter of such importance.

You could have a few days off a week, long weekends and generous deadlines.

A woman from the US state of Montana has fought off a 200lb (91kg) black bear with a courgette from her garden.

This skier really meant it when he said he was going off-piste as he leapt off a mountain cliff face and landed safely 600 feet below.

The resulting hybrid LED gives off a warm white light with a slightly yellow cast, similar to that of the incandescent lamp.

The office quarterback just handed off a bunch of her a ligaments to me, AGAIN!

Then listen to an old friend described him as Ben is now the age of three. Oh, to start off a three!

Nyotaimori, the Japanese practice of eating food off a woman's naked body, has arrived in London.

There are several other expressions that mean the same thing. And their meaning is as easy to understand as "falling off a log" .

He slowly took off a metal band from his arm and held it out to me.

Because he had no money with him with which to pay the fare , Carnegie was once put off a London tram .

But when he saw it he could not deny himself the pleasure of tasting it, so he cut off a little bit and put it into his mouth.

She seemed intent on an even fuller schedule of activities than usual, as if she were checking off a list.

Unable to borrow the money it needed to pay off a large tax bill it owed, Cains put the company into administration on the same day.

Tragically, along the way, the wind blast from a semi knocked our trailers out of control and pushed our truck off a 40' bridge.

It has not been growing out of an immature phase, or shaking off a simpler way of doing things.

Does the newspaper photographer try to stop a woman, from jumping off a bridge to her death or does he photograph the plunge?

更新时间：2025-05-31 00:19