Sentence examples for casts off from from inspiring English sources

The boat is long and mahoganied with waiters and a bar, and casts off from the left bank above the Sint Servaasbrug, the oldest bridge in the Netherlands.

With seven weeks before she casts off from her Pentagon desk, the commander has been peeking at her computer for shipyard pictures of the Chafee abuilding.

If Scotland ever does what it's threatening, and casts off from Nigel Farage's England (now there's a man who looks like he uses Maestro cologne), I will miss her very much.

This may sound a breathtakingly cynical thing to write as the shuttle casts off from the space station and sets off on its long, blindingly fast spiral back to earth.

Yet Ms. Heyman is firmly in command as the 32-year-old sloop casts off from the dock at Newburgh, N.Y., on a recent afternoon, poised to make its way upriver against wind and current on a jaunt to Poughkeepsie.

"Soon they will be casting off from peaks in the nearby Pyrenees Mountains," Agence France-Presse reported.

At that point he is alone, cast off from society, yet still adamantly supporting the goals of his company.

In the other case, three defendants had been convicted of the theft of goods cast off from a shipwreck.

The center has also approved the use of cow and chicken eyeballs cast off from slaughterhouses.

Instead, each was seeking the freedom from life's travails that comes with casting off from shore.

Perhaps greater numbers will risk their lives casting off from Libya's shores, or take more risky routes.