Sentence examples for off from the core from inspiring English sources

Hearing a 16-year-old talk about "uncomplicated perfection" brings to mind a cult, which is not that far off from the core of the appeal of Cook's Illustrated.

At a meeting to designate a successor to a retiring officer, for example, he made sure the talk did not drift off from the core topic of candidates' leadership skills.

Series of curving planes peel off from the core of "Miscellany" and "Matrix," or fold in toward the lid of "Roll Jar," a pneumatic-looking form that seems only incidentally to be adaptable for storage.

We previously showed that the toroidal structure could be split off from the core enzyme of Thermotoga maritima topoisomerase I by limited proteolysis.

Note that even Samsung split off from the core SXSW organization and set up shop across the street as a separate entity last year.

Where, though, in a traditional city these satellite settlements would form a part of an urban whole – the 'east ends' of a city – here they are cut off from the core of the capital.

Break the remaining leaves off from the cores, putting them into a large, wide-mouthed bowl, and discard the cores.

Divergence time estimates based on the concatenated dataset suggest that the ovenbird-woodcreeper radiation started to diverge at ca 33 Mya, the time when Sclerurus and Geositta split off from the core-ovenbird-woodcreeper clade in the Oligocene.

We argue that UREs may be better established by universities, but must spin-off from the core of the institutional sphere when they 'grow up'.

However, by 2009, the market was saturated by spin-offs from the core titles, which led to a nearly 50% drop in revenue for music game publishers.

Aaron James, 38, an architect from Memphis, who said he had come to take part in a peaceful rally, split off from the main core of marchers at this point.