Sentence examples for a course off from inspiring English sources

In this week's event, nine teams will race around a course off the coast of Naples.

We start off with a course of PUMPERNICKEL, which has some interesting etymological origins in German.

A course for off-road 4x4 trials is close to the Raceway.

He continued: "It would be great to choose a course that shows off the Isle of Man to the full and brings thousands of people over to watch.

Preble took a parallel course off the starboard quarter of the Florida, but the Oneida at full speed could only make seven or eight knots.

On a tricky course off Gothenburg, Ben Ainslie's British America's Cup challenge (BAR) slip to second in the 2015 world series after grabbing the lead on home waters off Portsmouth last month.

If the library decided instead to refurbish the Mid-Manhattan branch rather than sell it off -- a course critics would prefer -- it would risk losing the money altogether.

The last thing you want to do is to set off on a course that makes your task still harder!

Slopestyle is where skiers or snowboarders head down a course and execute tricks off jumps and rails, with the tricks marked on difficulty and size.

'Tous neiges, Tous terrains', with Yves Detry, is a crash course in off-piste skiing for strong and intermediate piste skiers.

His brother became an army officer while he took quite a different life course: going off to Manchester University to study history of art.