Sentence examples for moves off of from inspiring English sources

More alienated still than ghorba is the Iraq depicted in the extract from Ahmad Saadawi's "Frankenstein in Baghdad", where a scrap vendor assembles body parts he finds littering the bomb-ruined streets to construct a composite corpse – which moves off of its own accord.

The dotsies typing instructions make it pretty clear how this saves time and effort: "each finger never moves off of a dedicated number key (your middle finger never moves off of the '3' key, etc).." Two-handed chorded input is also supported for even faster text entry.

Capellas is also banking on a shift toward simplified product lines as software moves off of the desktop and on to "server farms" connected via high-speed Internet lines.

Tevin Campbell: Yeah, they just had me do some dance moves [in front of a green screen] and I doubt if they based any of Powerline's dance moves off of me.

"He wouldn't move off of it.

That is the line where if they get onto this line they won't move off of it voluntarily, right?

If you were to move off of those, would it be fair to say you need the players to move off something else? BETTMAN: That's why I said before when I was asked the question, if we move off of those, the things that we would move off of in other areas that are important to players would be unpalatable to them, and it wouldn't get us to a deal.

BARTIROMO: Have you moved off of this soft deadline that your team put in place of August to get this done?

However, other risk meters remained slightly elevated, as gold rose and U.S. Treasuries barely moved off of recent highs.

So let us move off of the peril, and discuss the opportunity.

"We moved off of the five and we hope they move up from their 1.3," Mulvaney said.