Sentence examples for has moved off from inspiring English sources
"It has moved off the business pages into the front page".
The real challenge will lie in maintaining the momentum once the spotlight has moved off of the issue.
This cycle we have really a Twitter campaign where a lot of the conversation has moved off the blogs onto Twitter especially for political insiders".
The cyclone, which has intensified to a "high end" category two, has moved off the coast and the "destructive core" crossed land between Nhulunbuy and and Cape Shield, with gale-force winds of up to 155km/h.
"The economic news of the past several weeks paints the same picture -- the economy has moved off its bottom but it's still sluggish," said Russ Koesterich, United States equity strategist at the State Street Corporation in Boston.
The move could prove politically sensitive but West Midlands chief constable Chris Sims says it is justified because a proportion of crime has moved off the streets and into the home and online.
Gambling has moved off-site with simulcasting -- broadcasting races for betting -- and other forms of off-track betting.
Since then, much of the trans-shipment business in smuggled Iraqi oil has moved off-shore of Fujairah, just outside the Gulf but still in UAE waters.
Commodity manufacturing has moved off-shore and is not returning with the reshoring that is occurring today.
"The targets may just have moved off line, so I kept fairly relaxed about it".
