Sentences with phrase «came off»

This prediction, came off the back of a fantastic run for EOS, during which it managed to reach it's halfway - to - peak point (at around $ 9) during the mid-April market surge.

U.S. stocks closed lower on Thursday, although major indexes came off the day's lows following a breach of key support levels.

Note that this setup came off aggressively to the downside and if you placed your stop near the 50 % of the mother bar you would have made a very nice risk reward return, and of this writing this market is still moving lower off that setup.

April 16 Indian shares came off early falls on Monday and closed higher for an eighth straight session in their longest winning run since late November, buoyed by gains in HDFC twins.

All of these setups were valid examples of my price action trading edge, two of them happened to be winners and one happened to be a loser, but there was NO WAY we could have known for sure WHICH ONE would lose and which one would win before they came off.

But the two, along with iron ore, pared gains at the close as steel prices came off.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average came off its worst levels of the session Thursday midday.

The clothes came off.

NEW YORK (Reuters)- Oil jumped as much as 3 percent on Tuesday as a weak dollar propped up commodities, but crude prices came off their highs in post-settlement trading on signs of another big U.S. supply build last week.

But in the last two days gold prices came off because of a stronger dollar and we saw good demand,» said Brian Lan, managing director at dealer GoldSilver Central in Singapore.

At the same time, the bloom came off of clean - tech, generally, with the notorious bankruptcy of Solyndra, a manufacturer of solar energy modules, and a broader shakeout of solar panel producers caused by plummeting prices and competition from China.

Her seemingly well - orchestrated announcement of diabetes along with a sponsorship deal with a diabetes drug company came off as insincere to many at the time, especially when they also perceived that the lifestyle her brand promotes could be a contributing cause.

«The faint praise came off as a rare ungracious note.

The pan-European STOXX 600 came off its lows, to finish provisionally down 0.17 percent, while major sectors were mostly lower by the market close.

He came off as a reasonable, eminently likeable guy.

U.S. stocks came off the day's lows after U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said he did not desire to change China's economic system but wanted to limit the damage it causes to the United States and encourage more foreign competition.

«I can call and say, «I've got an Oracle database administrator who just came off an assignment.

Google came off as a bit of a cry - baby when it complained about losing out on a sale of Nortel patents to a group of its rivals, including Apple and Microsoft, but the company was right in a way.

They came off as «self - effacing, quiet, reserved, even shy.»

The big growth server vendors per this report are Huawei and Inspur, which showed 24 % and 19 % unit growth respectively year over year, albeit that growth came off a much smaller base compared with the other server companies.

He «came off as cold and calculating,» lacking in sincerity, «glib at inappropriate times, downright evasive at others,» and in general seemed «as much a machine as the bicycle he rode for so long.»

The activist fund recently came off a bitter proxy contest at restaurant group Buffalo Wild Wings, where it won three board seats and led to the resignation of CEO Sally Smith.

As the pounds came off, Stanton became convinced of the power of running, and knew that others would too, if only they felt comfortable trying it.

Hubbard, who among other things is a MetLife director, came off as imperial and arrogant when asked about his consulting arrangements.

According to much of the post-debate analysis, Trump also came off looking like a bully.

Instead, the couple came off their holy high with a dinner for two in their hotel suite at the newly redone Hotel Eden, with views of Rome unfolding from their living room.

The center - left Social Democratic Party came off particularly badly in the scandal, with senior officials exposed as feasting at the trough.

The pan-European Stoxx 600 came off its session highs to close up provisionally at 0.19 percent.

The 0 - 60 mph time has been clocked at about 5.5 seconds, and although I thought it came off as slower than that in my tester, that was more impression than reality.

I got told by the wing commander as I came off leave that I had to get on an airplane later that day to go to Italy to set up a Crisis Action Branch.

Last summer, when the butcher paper came off the windows at the former Starbucks in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood, locals found a narrow little cafe called 15th Ave Coffee & Tea, serving espresso pulled from a manual La Marzocco machine by hipster baristas with a flair for latte art.

Delivering something more akin to a typical Southern drawl, Kitsch came off as underwhelming more than anything, thanks in part to the seriousness he brought to the role.

Starbucks has been ordered to pay $ 100,000 to a woman who was severely injured when a lid came off her coffee and gave her first and second - degree burns.

Zoeggeler came off his sled and held it with his left arm to keep it from smashing atop his body.

The need for reviews of parts coming off the line, and rework, has contributed to Model 3 delays, the engineer said.

Horseshoe: Similar to the Handlebar, but with vertical extensions coming off the sides that extend downwards sharply to the jaw, looking something like an upside down horseshoe (think Hulk Hogan)

Any «expert» claiming there is something unusual about this or that it has something to do with the quality of cars that come off a production line is either very confused or just completely wrong.»

If the housing bubble keeps inflating — and especially if the commodity boom were to come off the boil — the bears may well be proven right.

Washing them removes much of the lint that could come off on your dishes.

Automate too much and you risk coming off too impersonal in your campaigns.

«We're coming off an extraordinary holiday, for which we prepared for all year,» Schultz, the coffee giant's chairman and CEO, told CNBC's «Squawk on the Street» on Friday.

After all, conscientious, promotion - minded workers probably won't ask if they can chuck their phone in their bag and forget about it at home, as they won't want to come off as a slacker.

This has allowed Treasuries to bounce here and the dollar is coming off, «said John Canavan, market strategist at Stone & McCarthy Research Associates in New York.

One recent listing said candidates should have the «ability to identify and analyze new failures [sic] modes from both the field and manufacturing lines,» suggesting that Tesla's remanufacturing line deals with parts coming off its own assembly lines.

If, for example, you are coming off of a business failure — perhaps there was a legal issue involved — be transparent and don't allow the discovery of the news come from any other source.

Regarding the overall quality of its cars coming off the line, Tesla issued the following statement:

Many of his criticisms can come off mean and hurtful.

Walmart, coming off a year of acquisitions like those of Bonobos, Modcloth and Moosejaw, will likely continue to buy hip digital - first brands as it looks to counter Amazon's moves in the fashion world and attract more well - heller shoppers to Jet.com if not its own site.

And three, there are a few prescription drugs in the space that are coming off patent.

You just have to slowly but surely convince them and then educate them, and do it in a way that doesn't come off salesy.»