Sentence examples for getting off at from inspiring English sources

Getting off at Hidden Peak, Snowbird's windswept 11,000-foot pinnacle, we swiveled our heads like awestruck owls in an effort to take in the 360-degree view of jagged blue-and-white mountains.

He was getting off at her stop.

No, he replied, I'm getting off at El Apeadero.

Then I started getting off at random stations.

Then on the Moscow-bound train, getting off at Daugavpils in Latvia.

She declined saying that she was getting off at the next station.

After getting off at Saint-Michel, I lingered a few moments at the station entrance.

After school, they rode the train home together, getting off at different stations.

"And I love just getting off at a station and seeing what's up there.

She was often the only white girl getting off at 155th Street.

But taking to the air means simply boarding, enduring the flight and getting off at another airport.