Sentence examples for degrees off from from inspiring English sources

Engineers are also investigating a second, apparently unrelated glitch: The rover thinks the Sun's position in the sky is four degrees off from the actual position.

"The shorts start 180 degrees off course and accelerate from there," he declared to U.S. News & World Report.

Your paper is 3,000 miles from my state and 3,000 degrees off course.

It's 180 degrees off the truth.

Like, purposely 359 degrees off.

Face 90 degrees away from your target.

Each morning, Ms. Weiss, who has a master's degree in education and a social work degree from Yeshiva University, sets off from her home in central New Jersey with her Bluetooth device fixed in her ear, fielding calls all the way to Staten Island.

Pre-heat the oven at 350 degrees F or 175 degrees C. Peel the skin off from the apples and remove the cores.

It was her day off from "Six Degrees of Separation," a Broadway revival of the 1990 John Guare play.

"In high school, to some degree you have to back off from homework, so they can gain independent learning skills," Ms. Parsons said.

Susan Howard, a Leander, Tex., single mother with a master's degree, said she was laid off from her software on-demand job in June and since then has been interviewing for jobs that would pay half her previous salary.