Sentence examples for measure off from from inspiring English sources

As with the previous 2 x 6s, measure off from the bottom, drive in four nails, and space each one evenly.

Measure off the 6' board from long point 20".

Measure off one or two inches from the bottom of each 4 x 4 so that the 2 x 6 will be level.

From all reports, Bill was willing to take the measure off the table to stave off protests.

Tissue Doppler-derived velocities, SR, and Σ were measured off line from raw data.

Metre, also spelled Meter, in music, rhythmic pattern constituted by the grouping of basic temporal units, called beats, into regular measures, or bars; in Western notation, each measure is set off from those adjoining it by bar lines.

Byrne told delegates: 'If we want Britain to be world-class then we are going to have to stop the measures shutting us off from the world..

The expectations index, which tracks attitudes about the 12 months ahead, measured 78.5, off slightly from 79.2 in the preliminary November reading, but up sharply from 73.1 in the final October reading.

Tata Steel is concerned over whether Theresa May's government will still sign off these measures and is holding off from making a final decision on its UK business, which includes the blast furnaces at Port Talbot.

Also, the density of viable biofilm bacteria was measured by scraping bacteria off from the surface.

It is believed the new measures could cut Tehran off from global energy markets without raising the price of fuel.