In response, the governor appeared to give the president the brushoff.
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De Lima has said that the chapter is closed, a brushoff that rankles Horan.
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Perez didn't care if he was getting the brushoff by the multiple Grammy winner.
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Luckily for all of us, Messina brushed off the brushoff and tweeted out his idea anyway.
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Some scholars think that Saturday's diplomatic brushoff was one way the host country delivered a message.
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Reporters seeking interviews in parts of the former Soviet Union quickly get used to the brushoff.
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Invites them to his beach house, gets in bed with them … At this I gave him the brushoff that you give the monomaniacal and slipped out.
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Turkey's brushoff of American concerns made the United States look weak, Mr. Ford wrote, adding that some Kurdish observers were accusing America of being an unreliable ally.
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To the Editor: The Times, in its sweeping editorial endorsement of Hillary Clinton and its brushoff of Bernie Sanders's candidacy, does not reflect its own newspaper reporting about her actual record.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats are largely giving Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh the brushoff, refusing the customary "courtesy visits" until Republicans agree to turn over voluminous documents from the Supreme Court nominee's past.
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This poor innocent even drives all the way to Tupelo to attend a book signing by a "real" writer, only to come away with a quick brushoff and a Christian romance novel.
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Both the inappropriate comments and the company brushoff are the kinds of experiences that women at all levels of the income spectrum have come to accept as inherent to the professional world.
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Unless we stand up to the airlines, and urge our elected officials to do the same, the airlines will continue to consolidate, rake in billions, underpay their workers and give customers the brushoff.
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Facebook has drawn particular ire from lawmakers for its early brushoff of fake news and foreign interference on its site, which its chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, dismissed as a "crazy idea" just after the election.
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The best brushoff I've ever heard during a match was as antiquated in its popular culture references as in its gender politics: a lad actually asked me if I was Amanda Bynes out of 'She's the Man'.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is the least popular governor in America according to Morning Consult's Governor Approval Rankings, adding insult to injury after a brutal 2016 that included a failed presidential run and subsequent brushoff from the incoming Trump administration.
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If Trump is asked a challenging question by a voter Sunday night and he answers with an angry brushoff, his supporters watching at home may like it, but it will kill him in the room and among lots of supposedly undecided voters.
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This worldview (in essence no more than Trump's gut) has been expressed in a proposed cut of about 19453 percent in the State Department budget as military spending soars; a push to eliminate some 2,300 jobs; the vacancy of many senior posts, including 20 of the 22 assistant secretary positions requiring Senate confirmation; unfilled ambassadorships — roughly 30 percent of the total — from Paris to New Delhi; and the brushoff of the department's input in interagency debate and in pivotal decisions, like withdrawal from the Paris climate accord.
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Regarding the lyrics, Chris Willman from the Los Angeles Times called "Bye Bye Baby" a "brushoff song".
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It's a rainy day in Manhattan, and Richard Meegan has grabbed the wrong raincoat after getting the brushoff from Nero Wolfe. Meegan came to the brownstone to hire Wolfe, apparently on the sort of marital matter that Wolfe won't touch. Now Archie Goodwin wants to get his raincoat back: it's newer than the one Meegan left behind. As Archie approaches Meegan's small apartment house on Arbor StreetThe fictional Arbor Street appears a number of times in the Wolfe corpus.
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