Sentence examples for off grounds from inspiring English sources

An unofficial review, by lawyers at Freeth Cartwright, of the rights that Sony might have infringed concluded that the Church of England did not have a case on either copyright or passing off grounds.

Poet Tom Yuill told me he accepted the residency immediately when Philip Schultz called him because East Hampton was close to New York City, and with free Hampton Jitney tickets and three-day a week permission to be off grounds, he could pursue his cultural pursuits in the city.

Those who reported having the PA-related facility on school grounds (Yes, on grounds) were compared to those who reported not having the PA-related facility on school grounds [Yes, off grounds; No; Don't know (referent)].

If possible, keep the cage off ground level, even if it's under a cover.

The boroughs touching it—Hackney, Newham, Tower Hamlets and Waltham Forest have long been stopping-off grounds for immigrants and chancers, drawn by cheap rents and access to jobs.

This means that a very large slice of the media industry remains a kind of desert for African Americans; if not completely off-grounds, seriously forbidding.

If you are an MBA student looking for a job, marry your on-grounds recruiting efforts with plenty of off-grounds missionary-type recruiting work.

On a normal day, students 21+ can actually buy beer on campus, instead of being forced to wander off-grounds to purchase their booze, like their peers at most colleges.

Stay off unwanted grounds!

She got the Dance Centre off the ground, she got Pineapple with Debbie Moore off the ground.

Keep it off the ground, away from litter and soil.