Sentence examples for a smaller off from inspiring English sources

Carrie Cracknell's current staging is in a smaller Off West End theater and doesn't come with major British names.

So why not capitalize on that equity, then, by moving the musical to a smaller Off Broadway house, where weekly costs would fall by two-thirds?

Shortly after Trump's speech, his press office narrowed the day's briefing to what's known as a "gaggle"—a smaller, off-camera format that is useful for impromptu or informal updates.

In many ways it has followed a similar expansion to Sonar, launching a smaller off-shoot – NOS Primavera Sound in Porto – as well as a programme of meetings, workshops and conferences in the form of PrimaveraPro.

Using non-identical smoothing operators (method 3) resulted in an increased range and reduced bias compared to identical smoothing operators (method 1), as reflected by a reduction in false positives (Figure 3H) and a regression line with a smaller off-set and increased slope (Figure 4C).

"I had a small off, but otherwise it was a trouble-free day.

As of two weeks ago, though, it has a newsagent with a small off-licence section.

Budget: Prices vary from £6,000 for a small "off-the-shelf" PVC conservatory to £80,000 for a bespoke orangery.

He met not long ago in New York with Fouad Ajami, the Middle East scholar, and recently attended a small off-the-record seminar on Iran at a Washington research institution.

We went to a small, off-the-beaten-path agriturismo outside Perugia and spent two nights taking an awesome cooking class.

Although it was a small, off-year election, the recall campaign grew into a referendum that pitted the National Rifle Association against Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York.