How to pronounce “ward off” in English

I'm Hindu." Drivers of yellow cabs, many of whom had Muslim names, decked out their taxis with flags and patriotic decalsto ward off their passengers' rage.But in this matter of wrath, too, the city, on the whole, showed restraint.

different definitions that are spoken out loud to the audience that needs tobe mobilized to ward off regulation or get more consumer buy in into the theindustry's quest or to get more capital more resources for continuing on this

All of that needs to be stood up.It may ward off insects who don't like the noise who would otherwise be prone to attack these weak plants.

the Soviet Union three suspicions of positive sentiments in Anna'sobservation Russians avoided voicing praise presumably to ward off the evileye if the young aneroid men received compliments from a Russian adult chances

Who would have thought?But this science is also showing that the state of your mind can influence things such as your body's ability to ward off infection or a virus.And it can even influence the outcome of a chronic illness.

In contrast to the, to the non-lively, un-sexy, couch potato, readers can avoid couches and read under trees, in cafes sipping tea, or nuzzled up in bed with a lover.Additionally, maintaining an active brain has been proven to ward off Alzheimer's disease.In the use it or lose it mentality of a muscle, reading is like a lively little weight room for the brain; how lively; how sexy.

understood that this was a fragile system. And they tried to put checks and balances,you know, judicial, legislative, and executive power. They tried to create systems that would ward off the impulsetowards autocracy. I don't know if you have the answer to this question, but where are people happier on average in a democracy or in

I was on a trip in New York, and I had never like shared any of the phone numbers, how to get in touch with schools,and it's actually called the "evil eye." Which I found a little laughable, but it's meant to protect you and ward off--