Sentence examples for off from second from inspiring English sources

Peralta singled to left field, and Cabrera took off from second base.

In the fifth, Matt Carpenter took off from second when Holliday sliced a single into the right-center gap, where Angel Pagan cut it off with a deft slide and scoop.

But on Tuesday, with the Mets trailing, 3-2, with one out in the ninth, Beltran took off from second and made it safely to third (although replays indicated he was out).

Hideki Matsui took off from first as Sierra struck out, and Rodriguez shuffled off third.

Taking off from third, Canó was erased at the plate, then Crosby was caught off second for a double play.

Vizquel took off from third while Cormier took his time going into his stretch, and stole home without a throw.

On one pitch from the right-hander Gonzalez Germen, Ike Davis took off from first base, pretending to steal a base, whooping as he rumbled down the basepath.

It will not be remembered as the World Series in which Clemens threw a baseball (his version) at the first-base line at least 45 feet off from first base.

Tomorrow at 10 a.m., the Annual Little League Baseball Parade steps off from Seventh Avenue and Carroll Street and marches to the Prospect Park Bandshell (enter at Prospect Park West and 9th Street) for the opening ceremony and ball toss at 10 30 a.m.

As I passed by with my daughter -- off from seventh grade for the day -- we gazed at clutches of men and women in green fatigues who milled around outside.

In the year since we last ran our ranking, Angela Braly (No. 16) took the helm of insurer WellPoint, providing health care coverage to one in 10 Americans; the world's largest money-transfer company, Western Union, was spun off from First Data under the leadership of Christina Gold (No. 56); and PepsiCo Chief Executive Indra Nooyi (No. 5) added another title, that of chairman.