Sentence examples for department off from inspiring English sources

I also came to discover what a great relationship with a man consisted of, and although I continued to make mistakes in that department (off and on until prior to meeting my husband), I changed my tune -- and my "type".

Delayed by red tape, however, the workers arrived on April 15 instead of the first week of March, throwing his service department off schedule.

However, no sign of the plane was found until the flaperon washed ashore on Réunion – a French overseas department off the east coast of Madagascar – on 29 July.

A better use of Mr Clarke's remaining time at the Home Office would be to wean his department off its dependence on new laws and concentrate on solving problems.

An interesting department off to the side but very important is the Pro Team.

In one case, data analytics helped Brown University leaders determine whether to move its engineering department off campus.

When looking for housing I would recommend Craigslist or the Cornell internal listing website run by the department of off-campus living.

The companies sometimes bring in outside consultants — usually police veterans — to do this work or send departments off-the-shelf rules from policy-writing services such as Lexipol.

Dianne Tanjuaquio, a vice president of UCLA's undergraduate students association, said she agrees with Abramson that the rules are too harsh in keeping entire departments off-limits.

In 2004, the city parks department sold off seats taken from Yankee Stadium, at $1,500 a set.

Its sports venue department, spun off in 2009 under the name Populous, designed the new Yankee Stadium.