Sentence examples for off station from inspiring English sources

The new system will allow collection vessels to move on and off station faster if storms blow up.

The agency has laid off station cleaners this year and acknowledged over the summer that it might not have the money to pursue a more advanced attack against rodents.

If the satellite moves off station, the amount of light falling on the sensors will change, and its analogue circuitry will tell the jets how much to fire to bring it round to face the correct way.

Cruising off the port in his flagship, the Vanguard, Nelson was struck by a violent northwesterly gale that blew his squadron off station and carried the French well on their way to their destination, Egypt.

In fact, White House and Pentagon officials say they keep an average of 1.8 carriers in the gulf at any one time now — that allows one to go off station periodically — and have built up antimissile defenses around Iran. Size of the U.S. Navy Mr. Romney repeated a statement he has made before, and it is still wrong, or misleading at best.

In fact, White House and Pentagon officials say they keep an average of 1.8 carriers in the gulf at any one time now -- that allows one to go off station periodically -- and have built up antimissile defenses around Iran. - David E. Sanger Size of the U.S. Navy Mr. Romney repeated a statement he has made before, and it is still wrong, or misleading at best.

At every station, he had to ward off station masters intent on acquiring the cars.

The sheer force of the gale drove Delaware, Florida, and Manley off station in the night of 30 November.

Some operators, including the University of Michigan, have sold off stations.

Even if the restrictions stay in place, Fox is not likely to simply sell off stations to get down to the limit.

The competition regulator estimates that the value of local radio advertising in the seven areas Global has to sell off stations is worth £60m a year.