Sentence examples for began off from inspiring English sources

They think the flood was caused by a large tsunami that began off Ireland.

The Mets had seven hits in a row in their winning rally, which began off Mike Jackson (2-2).

Whale watching from boats began off San Diego in 1955, with the gray whales migrating offshore drawing 10,000 viewers in that first year.

It has been clear since March that sailing's premier competition, the America's Cup, was returning to Europe for the first time since it began off the Isle of Wight in 1851.

It is "The Countess," by Gregory Murphy, which began off Off Broadway last March before jumping to a run at the Samuel Beckett in June, just after the official beginning of the 1999-2000 season.

A note of irony entered the ceremony when Kathleen Turner, whose acting career began Off Off Broadway, presented the annual award to the outstanding regional theater, which is voted by the American Theater Critics Association, to the San Francisco Mime Troupe.

Kenneth Lonergan's play began off-Broadway in 1996 and has only ripened over time.

On Wednesday, the pop star was on MSNBC extolling the company's generosity as the first trucks of the largely obscure brand began off-loading at the unmarked warehouse commandeered by the Michigan State Police to manage supplies.

She also won points for humility and grace, restarting a tribute to George Michael that she began off-key and paying homage, in the evening's final moments, to the artist considered her key rival for the top awards.

"It feels like no time has passed at all yet I can measure 'Heights' life by Quiara's kids," he joked, "Just the way I measure 'Hamilton''s life by my own kid!" (Miranda's son, Sebastian, was born in November 2014 and previews for "Hamilton" began off-Broadway in January 2015).

The backward glances begin off screen.