Sentence examples for off from the top from inspiring English sources

Even as you kick off from the top of a wall to go down, you do so under control.

More fool her, I thought six hours later as I clipped into my skis and shot off from the top of the Schattberg X-Press on red run five, my tired eyes struggling to see a route obliterated by cloud.

It looks as though only festive offerings, such as the finales of Downton Abbey or Strictly Come Dancing, could topple Bake Off from the top spot – although last Christmas most of the top shows were down on previous years.

You push off from the top of a terrifyingly steep ramp (three hundred and seventy-four feet high), crouching low as you whoosh down the in-run, in order to pick up as much speed as possible: between fifty and sixty miles an hour.

We set off from the top of the Index lift in Flégère, traversing around the Aiguilles Rouges, before skinning our way up the Col de l'Encrenaz – a process that involved a hairy moment every five minutes when you have to change direction in order to zigzag up the slope.

The par-3 third hole of the North Beach golf course tees off from the top step of a concrete staircase on Jones Street.

"Portions of the lands just broke off from the tops of hills, carrying cattle and goats.

The critical condition for gravel blow-off from the top of a roof depends on the building geometry, particle properties, and the wind conditions.

South Korean internet giant Naver is in the final stages of receiving sign-off from the top Korean transportation regulator to begin tests of its self-driving vehicle technology on public roads.

Get a running start if possible, or have friends give you a big push-off from the top.

It was held off from reaching the top spot by Garth Brooks's fourth studio album, The Chase, which that same week sold 4,000 copies more than Erotica.