Sentence examples for off stations from inspiring English sources

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 most draconian suggestions aired last year - cutting the BBC down to size, closing down networks, selling off stations - had all gone.

H Bauer's managing director, David Goodchild, seems very excited about the whole affair, and given his initial reaction is unlikely to sell off stations to other groups.

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.

Howard Stern's defection from CBS so badly damaged the company's radio business that CBS chief executive Les Moonves — the shock jock's latest archenemy — is considering selling off stations.

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.

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.

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.

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