Sentence examples for moving off from from inspiring English sources

The elephants Keith, Tim, Dave and two younger bulls were just moving off from the water hole.

Consider a car moving off from rest at exactly noon.

The sixth season is moving off from the repetition of its first two episodes and is all the better for it".

Moving off from positions around La Boiselle in the afternoon, the battalion advanced with two companies forward and two back in reserve under the cover of an intense artillery barrage.

A man secures boats in Puerto Plata as Hurricane Irma moves off from the northern coast of the Dominican Republic on Thursday.

Photos from after the Mercedes was moved off from the Ferrari showed serious scratches across the Ferrari's hood and bumper.

"In Europe a lot of the discussion moved off from that to 'Doesn't this just make more value sense?'" Christensen said.

Now the word has been ditched, at subsequent meetings (most probably in June) we could see rates move off from rock-bottom for the first time since 2008.The last rate-tightening cycle began over a decade ago.

And I think there's a natural inflection point for a lot of high performers as they move off from being an individual contributor to a manager, and then to an actual enterprise leader, to learn what it means to manage at those levels.

The return parade is due to move off from the demonstration field at 16:00 BST.

They believe the collision happened as the lorry moved off from a stationary position.