Sentence examples for mount off from inspiring English sources

"Endpapers" cost more than $1 million to mount Off Broadway, and Mr. McCormack has invested in his own work.

The musical will cost $1.5 million to mount Off Broadway, about twice as much as "Avenue Q," and will play at the same New World Stages complex on West 50th Street, one block off Broadway.

And, albeit in a field lacking numbers or aggression to put his mount off his stride, Waley-Cohen got a pleasing round of jumping out of Long Run before driving him out to beat his stablemate, Burton Port, by half a length.

The most diverse samples came from flows emanating from a sea mount off the NorthwestPacificCoast-where 25,000 to 35,000 different kinds of microbes thrive per liter of seawater, Sogin reports.

Loosen the screw with a flat-head screwdriver, then carefully lift it and the corresponding mount off the back of the frame.

One pioneer is Colin Quinn, who after two solo shows on Broadway (the first in 1998), now mounts off Broadway a pleasingly funny amble through American history in "Unconstitutional".

Matters came to a boiling point in 1964 after the Berkeley administration barred all on-campus solicitation for political or civil rights demonstrations mounted off campus.

WASHINGTON — John Hamilton paused from tinkering with the heat pumps, pipes and tanks arrayed before him, the mechanical heart of a small house assembled on the National Mall, to read the electric meter mounted off to the side.

Saw the end (where the blade base mounts) off at the line you marked, using either an angle grinder or a hacksaw.

The rotor is mounted off-centre.

The second detector is mounted off-axis from the beam and serves to detect particles by, for example, resonance-enhanced multi photon ionisation (REMPI).