Sentence examples for just off from from inspiring English sources

Qusayr – just off from the highway to Latakia and the Syrian coast – is well over 100 miles from Damascus.

Two police officers, just off from Columbus Day Parade duty, are on perfume patrol at Saks Fifth Avenue.

The Craven Arms Upper Gough Street, city centre Situated just off from the tower blocks of Ladywood and the boutiques of the Mailbox – also housing The Archers' studio at BBC Radio Birmingham – Upper Gough Street is home to the Craven Arms.

Either that or the window looks into a hallway (which is also weird???) and the bathroom is hidden behind some cupboard doors in a small triangular slice of real-estate just off from the kitchen-cum-office, but there's no way of knowing for sure unless I actually go to this flat, which I am afraid to do in case I become trapped in it.

Bournemouth were oozing confidence and defender Simon Francis was only just off target from range.

Liverpool started the second half at a high tempo and carved out an early opportunity for Jonjo Shelvey, who rifled the ball just off target from outside the box.

Then they might hit four or five chip shots from just off the green, often practicing from the same spot.

We meet in the FRC's new offices just off London Wall, from where he can literally oversee the City.

The event will take place at South of the Border, just off Curtain Road, moments from the site of The Theatre.

GIF of a ship sinking just off the coast from the bigly power of Irma.

Just off a plane from Australia, she joked about being able to celebrate V-Day in two time zones.