Sentence examples for a move off from inspiring English sources

A subscription offering would be a move off the page and into women's physical lives that could work for the right price point.

Reid, 31, and 34-year-old Doumbe have helped the team to three clean sheets in their last four matches and a move off the bottom of the League Two table.

But Monday's development appears to be taking such a move off the table.

The mayor "just got caught up in all this stuff and made a move off the cuff," Carroll added to BuzzFeed. .

This sharply reduces the warning time it can give if a plane moves off a taxiway onto an active runway, safety board officials said.

Research shows that 87percentt of women who attain a bachelor's degree move off welfare permanently.

Obama's determination that America "move off a permanent war footing" is welcome.

I remember working with Kubrick, and he would very easily move off a location because it was too expensive.

They will naturally assume you are going to move there for a little while then move off with friends.

Consider a car moving off from rest at exactly noon.

It was one of the final stages of the process before an employee moved off probationary status.