Sentence examples for jump off on from inspiring English sources

As you do this, jump off on your inside foot and grab onto the pole with both of your knees.

The moment the train stopped at Renigunta Station, passengers jumped off on an urgent errand.

Unfortunately Soumillon jumped off on passing the post, feeling his mount had gone lame.

The operation jumped off on 5 December, with the 29th/46th Infantry Battalion passing through the bridgehead established by the 22nd.

The attack jumped off on 12 November, and the division drove against the German Winter Line in the Vosges Mountains.

The division's drive to the Rhine River jumped off on 13 March 1945, and carried the division through Merzig from 17 March, to the Rhine by 21 March, and across the Rhine at Oppenheim on 25 26 March.

We somehow managed to get our lines crossed (literally) and gave him the wrong phone number, so this interview jumps off on a neurotic note... as if Richard would have it any other way!

Passengers jump off to walk on the desert sands that edge the water in some places, or to drink tea with farmers at a village café.

Once you feel comfortable with the motions, you can start trying the trick moving, and then start jumping off of or on to things.

For a peep into everyday Bangkok life, catch a boat during morning rush hour when smartly-dressed commuters jump off and on the regularly-stopping boats as easily as though they were on a bus.

He won the Masters ahead of his Great Britain team-mate Scott Brash in a jump-off on Saturday.