One by one, he had seen off his political opponents.
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Dozens of sperm whales are seen off Sri Lanka's northeast coast.
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The company has seen off intense pressure in London, for instance.
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Until that time arrives, he will be seen off by stronger rivals.
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A great white shark is seen off the coast of New Jersey.
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Indonesia has warned that the problem could reach levels seen off Somalia.
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We have seen off more than 825 points at different various times.
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Hurricane Bud is seen off Mexico's coast in this satellite photo on Tuesday.
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She may have just seen off one attempt to get rid of her.
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Having seen off Sunni jihadists, the Kurds may soon be contending with Shia fighters.
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THE European Union must feel as if it has seen off the populist horde.
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It seems to have seen off Change UK, a challenger to its centrist crown.
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To some extent, that dystopian future can be seen off by pricing road use properly.
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A mysterious object was seen off the coast of a Washington state island last weekend.
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And so does "Freestyle," seen Off Broadway at the Greenwich House Theater earlier this year.
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But having seen off anti-Brexit rebels this week, her next challenge may come from the Brexiteers.
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Having seen off the baddies and saved America and the world, the hero tries a spot of bipartisan rallying.
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And unlike "Nevermore," the Poe bio-musical seen Off Broadway in 2015, "Scythe" doesn't insist on creeping us out.
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Seen Off Broadway twice last season, it's in previews at Lincoln Center Theater, where it opens on Monday, Nov.
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Having already seen off one challenge from rebels in her own party, she's now defeated a motion from the opposition.
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The group had seen off competition from other investors including the CPPIB and a unit of another Canadian pension fund.
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He had made much the same joke a few days previously, after Croatia had seen off Russia in the quarterfinals.
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And even though you've seen off the no-confidence vote in your leadership, parliament could still launch one in your government.
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Under the Tory party's rules, having seen off the attempted coup, she is immune from further internal challenges for a year.
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He was seen off by thousands of supporters and has garnered much attention in a country where government dominates the media.
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He was seen off the north shore of Oahu wearing a yellow T-shirt and black and white striped board shorts.
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Despite having seen off his last primary rival nearly eight weeks ago, Trump also lags behind Clinton on the party unity front.
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According to Obs, the submarine, from the Murmansk base, did not enter France's territorial waters, but was seen off France's Atlantic coast.
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However popular, his actions have hardly seen off the threat from anti-immigrant populists, as Italy's election on March 4th will demonstrate.
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Shortly after cruising the Balearics with Geffen, he and Sanchez were seen off the coast of Italy on von Furstenberg's sailing yacht.
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Aged 67 and 66 respectively, they have both effectively seen off any rivals of their own or, so far, any other generation.
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A small set of tables similar to those where Trump sat with his children near the stage can be seen off to the side.
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The Afghans have seen off every visitor and invader, from Alexander the Great to the U.S. Central Command, so why spend another dollar there?
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The European Union has also seen off the populist threat of Marine Le Pen on France and Angela Merkel looks set for re-election.
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"He was warmly seen off by leading officials of the Party, government and armed forces organs at the railway station," the news agency said.
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In his tumultuous career, Mr. Trump has seen off many nastier opponents than these, and he is a man of demiurgic perseverance and energy.
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In the third round of the women's singles Eugenie Bouchard plays Angelique Kerber of Germany, having seen off Maria Sharapova on Monday in a thriller.
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She was seen off into her new life by the shelter's staff, many of whom were in tears as they happily hugged the canine goodbye.
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Weighing in at 3,400 pounds, she was last seen off the coast of South Carolina, and has traveled more than 34,000 miles since being tagged.
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It has seen off Iran without shedding blood and remains committed to the nuclear deal, which means London's views are still being heard in Tehran.
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Mr. Sharif left Islamabad around noon and was seen off by Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, a party loyalist who was elected as prime minister last month.
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Marine biologists believe they are the same group that originally came from Iceland and was seen off the coast of northwestern Italy earlier this month.
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Portugal had seen off England (on penalties, naturally) and the Dutch, while Greece stunned holders France (284-21998) and then edged the Czech Republic (1-0).
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Mr Johnson's team has seen off this problem by selecting a cabinet of true Brexit believers and a few former Remainers who have kissed the ring.
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But Mr. Hnath — whose earlier works, seen Off Broadway, include "Red Speedo" and "The Christians" — has a deft hand for combining incongruous elements to illuminating ends.
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Carillion's competitors may be glad to have seen off a rival, but they are operating in a troubled industry that is under more scrutiny than ever before.
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As the title character, Mr. Horton delivers perhaps the finest performance I've seen Off Broadway this year, and greatly raises the worth of this moderately interesting play.
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Auger-Aliassime, who mixes easy power off both wings, athleticism and a heavy-duty serve, had already seen off Grigor Dimitrov and Nick Kyrgios on his Queen's debut.
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Since coming to power, Macron has seen off trade union and street demonstrations against his changes to the labor rules, and overhauled the heavily indebted state rail operator.
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After that, Riley can be seen off to the left side of the video behind some bushes, and then suddenly, he races around the corner to tackle the bear.
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Nadal had seen off his first three opponents without dropping a set but it was soon clear at Rod Laver Arena that Schwartzman was cut from a different cloth.
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Abiy was able to act because his party had seen off the Tigrayan People's Liberation Front, long the dominant force within the ruling coalition and traditionally opposed to Eritrea.
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Members of the Louisiana Army National Guard rescue people from rising floodwater near Walker, La. In this aerial photo over Hammond, La., flooded homes are seen off of LA-1064 .
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Front Altair was last seen off Iran in the Gulf of Oman after loading its cargo from Ruwais in the United Arab Emirates, according to shipping data on Refinitiv Eikon.
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Like Mrs Merkel, Mrs May has seen off rivals through canny manoeuvring; she bides her time, knowing when to speak up and when (as in the referendum campaign) to stay quiet.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Ireland had just seen off Bosnia-Herzegovina to qualify for the European Championships when their dressing room was invaded by a caped crusader.
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When President Obama came to office in 2009, Fidel had already seen off 10 of his predecessors, but it was Obama who was to help turn the course of Cuban history.
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Computer model projections show that this storm is likely to reach a peak intensity that is rarely seen off the East Coast, with a minimum central air pressure of about 950 millibars.
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They've seen off everyone else, but they cannot see the thing that's right in front of them that is the biggest threat to the organization and the event, is the event itself.
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"(Sky and BT) have seen off the prospect of a challenge from a newcomer like Amazon or Google - even though this prospect was more a case of hype than expectation," he said.
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The wind gust of 191 miles per hour was recorded at Mauna Kea, an observatory on the island of Hawaii, while the 60-foot waves were seen off the island of Kauai.
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Under George W. Bush in 2001 he helped to pull America out of the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty; in his current role he has seen off the Iran deal and the INF treaty.
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Charlemagne was greeted with the greatest of courtesy and thanked profusely for finding time to visit Vienna; afterwards he was walked personally to the ministry's exit and seen off with a formal bow.
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Nearly 20 Indonesian and Malaysian tugboat crew have been kidnapped by the Abu Sayyaf militants this year, with Jakarta airing fears that the problem could reach levels seen off the coast of Somalia.
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Having seen off Omer, an established pro with over 20 fights, Allen has been rewarded with a contest with Yaotzin Meza, whose veteran career has seen him compete in over 30 MMA bouts.
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The fund has seen off the immediate risk of a crisis, they say, and enough money is left to put a big dent in Italy's €360 billion of gross non-performing loans (NPLS).
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Constant features of the light heavyweight top ten for the last few years, both have challenged for the title and both have comfortably seen off everyone but the absolute cream of the crop.
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Tropical Storm Chris is seen off the coast of the Carolina's while the remnants of former Hurricane Beryl swirl in the Caribbean Sea, as Saharan dust wraps around the storm on July 9, 2018.
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"After the strong rallies we've seen off the August lows, many global stock markets have become overbought on a short-term basis," said Matt Maley, chief market strategist at Miller Tabak, in a note.
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This was Hoost at the height of his powers, he had just seen off Peter Aerts and Maurice Smith in the two previous rounds, and he was as smooth as silk in the ring.
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The law bore the name of its principal author, Representative Albert Johnson, one of the men who, along with Hoover, had seen off the Buford and its cargo of deportees from New York Harbor.
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Amazon's video platform was live by Wednesday evening, introducing a new competitor to Stan's Mike Sneesby, just as his company has seen off more than 18 months of rivalry with Netflix and other niche providers.
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In 18 months in power, Macron has seen off trade unions and street demonstrations as he loosened labour laws and overhauled the heavily indebted state rail operator SNCF in a bid to reboot the economy.
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We meet the car — and our protagonists — in the first-generation era, as a young British girl named Gemma is being seen off to spend time with a family in France (her parents own a red Clio).
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It was a remarkably smooth putsch against a man who had seen off rebellions and attempted coups, survived U.S. sanctions and evaded arrest by the International Criminal Court on charges of genocide and war crimes in Darfur.
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Now Ms. Hamill (seen Off Broadway last spring in her adaptation of "Vanity Fair," portraying the cunning social climber Becky Sharp) has turned her hand to Austen's other most famous novel, giving it a similarly frolicsome feel.
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Nintendo's Mario — short, fat, improbably good at jumping — had seen off eggs, cavemen, and nondescript spaceship blobs in the late '80s and early '90s, but it was quickly clear there was something different about Sega's Sonic the Hedgehog.
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Her remarkably successful play "The Vagina Monologues," first seen Off Off Broadway in 1996 and then pretty much all over the world except where it was banned, helped normalize the frank discussion of women's sexuality (and anatomy) onstage.
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Since then, May has seen off attempts to oust her by the opposition and her own party, had her plan defeated by another massive margin, and been forced to delay the Brexit deadline twice — most recently to Oct. 31.
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The sea mammal, which typically shies away from humans, is found mostly in the waters of the Rio de La Plata and the Atlantic coast between Argentina and Uruguay, and has also been seen off the shores of Brazil.
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When the dust settled, and after Israel had seen off Egypt, Jordan and Syria, in the process occupying vast new tracts of land, it was Jerusalem's Old City, captured from the Jordanians, that was the biggest prize of all.
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"Similar looking, but as yet unidentified, ghost sharks have also been seen off the coasts of South America and Southern Africa, as well as in the Indian Ocean," said MBARI public information specialist Kim Fulton-Bennett in a statement.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategist Kamal Sharma said May's lead in the polls had seen off any downward pressure on the pound, leaving it clear to benefit from tax flows which historically tend to push it higher in April.
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"Small Mouth Sounds," a quiet gem of a play by Bess Wohl that was first seen Off Broadway at Ars Nova last year, has been restaged at the Pershing Square Signature Center with all its wit, compassion and sparkle fully intact.
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Russia says the incident involved a NATO F-16 fighter jet buzzing a plane carrying Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu as it flew over the Baltic and that the F-16 was seen off by a Russian Sukhoi-27 military jet.
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Having seen off PAOK Salonika in the preliminary round, the Dutch champions must beat APOEL Nicosia in Amsterdam on Wednesday to reach the group stage after the first leg of their playoff tie ended in a goalless draw in Cyprus.
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Museveni, 285, has ruled the east African nation with an iron fist since he took power in 21982 and is not known to be soft on his opponents; he has seen off many of them in his 32-year rule.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Mexico is still preparing all options to respond to possible U.S. tariffs on car imports, Deputy Economy Minister Juan Carlos Baker said on Tuesday, despite U.S.-European talks last week that were supposed to have seen off the immediate threat.
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Ben Roback of the Cicero Group consulting firm emails from London with his analysis: Where things stand: Having seen off two chief critics and survived (assuming she does), May could actually emerge from this with a stronger hand and a more united cabinet.
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The American team, women's soccer's great hegemon, had seen off the host, the team identified as the biggest threat to its hopes of retaining its world championship, the one side that has seemed, in recent years, to be a match for the Americans.
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On Thursday, new dad Maks Chmerkovskiy shared a sweet photo to Instagram in which he's planting a gentle smooch on his 6-week-old son Shai Aleksander, as mom Peta Murgatroyd cradles him and a camera person can be seen off to the side.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - With a Bible in one hand and iPhone in the other, Evan Mawarire makes an unlikely adversary to Robert Mugabe, who has seen off foes from apartheid assassins and union leaders to Tony Blair and the IMF over 36 years in power.
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A NATO F-16 fighter jet buzzed a plane carrying Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu as it flew over the Baltic Sea on June 21, but was seen off by a Russian Sukhoi-27 military jet, Moscow said in an account partly disputed by NATO.
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But Sam Bateman, a professorial research fellow at the Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security at the University of Wollongong, has urged caution on drawing close comparisons between the piracy currently being perpetrated in Southeast Asia and that previously seen off the coast of Somalia.
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He also said Poland may be the next in line, at a later time, while Hungary, where rate hikes are seen off the table until 2019, faced the risk of falling "behind the curve" if they stay low too long and demand pressures drive up inflation.
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In the other title fight on the card, welterweight champ Tyrone Woodley thought he had seen off the challenge of Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson to claim a narrow split decision, but the result initially announced in the octagon was corrected after several minutes and changed to a majority draw.
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The crown prince has seen off Qatari interest in Socotra, a strategic Yemeni island, by sending aid (after a hurricane) and then construction companies, which a Western diplomat fancies may build an Emirati version of Diego Garcia, the Indian Ocean atoll where America has a large military base.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - In his Iron Man helmet and red racing suit, South Korean Yun Sung-bin has seen off rival riders in high-tech skinsuits, led his heats in the men's skeleton and emerged as the one of the host country's favorite athletes at the Winter Olympics.
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The very fact that customers are acquired, and retained, digitally, and that a company need not rely simply on those in its geographic area means that internet retailers, having seen off those which principally sell through stores, will face a state of constant and heightened competition unprecedented in investment history.
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It is not just investment bankers seen taking a pay cut, as hedge fund compensation is estimated to decline 5 percent to 15 percent, and pay for asset managers is seen off 5 percent to 10 percent due to weak inflows and lower to flat appreciation in assets under management.
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Indonesia's handling of a recent spate of hijackings of coal-laden tugboats and the kidnap of their crews could determine whether the country's already serious problem with piracy spirals into a situation akin to that seen off the coast of East Africa in recent years, according to a maritime security expert.
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According to Peter King, a former Royal Marine Commando who founded maritime security consultancy firm the International Maritime Anti-Piracy Advisory Group, should their demands be met, it could trigger an explosion in hostage-focused piracy in the region like that seen off the coast of East Africa in previous years.
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The way I would put it is: rather than a moral arc, I would tell it as a political narrative in which the Olympics movement has successively seen off all sorts of challenges and difficulties, be it the threat of nationalism to an international organization, where you say OK we accept nationalism as fact.
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In an article published this month by the Asia & the Pacific Policy Society, Bateman points out that the hit-and-run nature of the piracy seen in Southeast Asia is much different to that seen off the coast of Somalia, where violent hijackings of enormous vessels saw entire crews held for weeks or months while ransom negotiations were undertaken.
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The countries — long term U.S. allies at odds with Trump over trade relations — were all determined to respond if tariffs on cars were imposed under a national security investigation, he said, noting the U.S. process to introduce such tariffs had not halted despite U.S.-European talks last week that were supposed to have seen off the immediate threat.
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Angela Merkel has been the most powerful person in Europe for almost a decade now; Home Secretary Theresa May has just made a decisive bid to be the UK's second female prime minister and has already seen off Boris Johnson; and Hillary Clinton has already made history in becoming the first female presumptive presidential nominee of a major U.S. political party.
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