Sentence examples for dock off from inspiring English sources

'The fear of losing his image.' Was that why he was so affected by GaultMillau's decision to dock off two points, to drop him from 19 to 17 out of 20? 'No.

The US is sending a military hospital ship to dock off the Haitian coast.

What has gotten some people so upset are plans by Arthur and Judith Schaller to build a 132-foot dock off Ferry Road and plans by Jay and Joni Malcynsky for a 96-foot dock off Parker's Point Road.

The front garden leads to the water's edge and the family's dock, off which they swim and fish.

To the north is MIT's Great Dome; to the south is the dock off the Esplanade, packed with kids from Berklee and Emerson and Simmons and MIT.

On September 6th, Captain Naples left his house in Jackson, New Jersey, and drove to the Sandy Hook Pilots Associationn dock off Edgewater Street, in Staten Island.

"Moon," which depicts a clumsy, drunken revel on the Glencairn, docked off a West Indies island, was revolutionary in 1918 for its lack of traditional plot.

Ban is known for his experiments with sustainable architecture, notably the Nomadic Museum, a floating structure consisting of 148 shipping containers and a ceiling made from a million pressed tea bags (minus the tea leaves), which docked off Pier 54 in New York City two years ago.

Many others worked for struggling small businesses or are self-employed and they explained that every day they didn't show up at work was lost profit or a day's pay docked off their paycheck.

But once they've packed the children off to school, you'll see them dashing around Dry Dock Country, off to their jobs.

Barrie gazed up until the side of the dock cut off his view.