Sentence examples for off the express from inspiring English sources

Wednesday, though, was not a clear day, and when people with early dinner reservations at the restaurant, atop Rockefeller Center, stepped off the express elevators, all they saw outside was a thick, cloudy whiteness.

Ornstein wanted Continental to spin off the Express subsidiary so he could be boss of his own show.

Saris and Indian gold jewelry rule on 74th Street between 37th and Roosevelt Avenues, right off the express train three stops from Manhattan.

GETTING OFF THE MARRAKESH EXPRESS GETTING THERE From the United States, fly into Tangier and then drive the 30 miles to Asilah.

But Public Citizen, a consumer group that has tried for years to have the products taken off the market, expressed outrage.

39. "I wish he'd turn the microphone off!" The Prince expresses his opinion of Elton John's performance at the 73rd Royal Variety Show, 2001.

The John Lewis Partnership agreed... and when I asked people on the packing lines what they felt about robots being so obviously in charge of the way they worked, they shrugged off the worries expressed elsewhere.

First off, the author expresses suspicion about claims that drinking alcohol is beneficial, because "these seem to be correlational studies (though not all), and there are also often conflicts of interest with the funding".

Frontman James Murphy kicked off the show expressing how happy he is to be playing his home city and how he's looking forward to sleeping in his own bed and making himself coffee in the morning - ah, the life of a rock star!

The off-the-record view expressed wasn't simply one of sober agreement with the scientific consensus, but of passionate outrage.

And that is still what most bad behavior consists of -- teenagers trying to stave off the tedium or express themselves amid the anonymity and alienation or just express their opposition to all the adult assholes around them.