Sentence examples similar to merging off from inspiring English sources

You can be merged off the list.

Of these, 120 graduated (another 125 were merged off the list).

This intersection is within an interchange between US 13 and DE 1, where DE 1 merges off US 13.

"Make the next right turn; merge left off the next exit".

Then suddenly the show took off, on Thursday night at the 42nd Street Theater, with the ingredients merging and playing off one another like a dazzling jazz improvisation.

"I'm not interested in merging or selling off parts," Mr. Cote said.

In the late 1990s, Shuyang and other counties within Suqian municipality began selling off, merging and closing down schools.

But today, some administration officials said they thought the museum would be better off merging with its rival, the New-York Historical Society.

Mr. Moffett said he expected more action at the lower end of the marketplace, among the obscure cable companies that would be better off merging.

Surely, as the Irish Independent columnist Martina Devlin argued today, Fianna Fáil would now be better off merging into a European-style centre-right block with Fine Gael.

The data recorders could shed light on why a commuter train apparently ran a red light and collided laterally with another train as it was shifting onto a merging track, shearing off the side of one of the rail cars.