Sentence examples for nature off from inspiring English sources

While Verbeek is known for his serious nature off the field, on the field he has AZ playing a beautiful brand of soccer.

While Griffiths's varied performances thrilled audiences, from detective-turned-chef in Pie In The Sky on television, to the film farce Naked Gun 2½ and Alan Bennett's The Habit Of Art at the National Theatre, colleagues also hailed his gregarious nature off screen.

And Drew's triangular montage evokes the virtual connections between the physical spaces, delineates the new lines on which political conflicts will be fought — and suggests that they may well be, by their very nature, off-camera.

Møller's paper, which was published in Nature, set off a frenzy of research.

So last September, Ms. Zhang decided to take over where nature left off.

Even nature comes off as an ancient creation that they're merely passing through and can't connect with.

With a happy, warm, engaging presence, she takes to the full stretch of ballet as if by nature, giving off light.

And his gregarious nature paid off at tastings arranged at local businesses, which were pivotal in spurring interest in the pair's artisanal gin.

But the take-away of this novel is that nature is off kilter, spinning out of control, changing before our very eyes.

Taking over where nature left off, the professor, Angela M. Belcher, has induced the virus to produce, at last count, roughly 30 inorganic materials with semiconducting or magnetic properties.

Around 200 million years ago Mother Nature polished off one of her more glorious works, the Palisades, 300-foot-high cliffs looming over the western bank of the Hudson River, stretching from Jersey City to Nyack.