Sentence examples for off the globe from inspiring English sources

Most people need a quick glance at the atlas to locate Malawi, but now is the time to dust off the globe in the corner, root out your snorkel and make tracks before everyone else does.

By coincidence, though, some other important folks had the courage to say that just this week: The U.N. Development Program, which published, along with the Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development, a brutally honest Arab Human Development Report yesterday analyzing the three main reasons the Arab world is falling off the globe.

Martyrdom or victory....We are wiping Israel clear off the globe!" Later known as Abu Mansoor al-Amriki, the twitter loving son of a Christian American mom and Syrian father, who inspired other Americans to violence, for al Shabaab, was killed by a member of the very group he so zealously promoted.

A car headed down Nob Hill seems to be careening off the globe.

"We of the jets, the wireless and the atom blast," he wrote, "are on the verge of sweeping completely off the globe what unspoiled folklore is left".

Had you fallen off the globe for a while and returned this morning to check what sports news you missed, you might think you had not left at all.

Also entirely left off the Globes list: "Beasts of the Southern Wild," whose stars are unknown non-actors, not the kind of cast the press association likes to reward.

And once "Mad Max" landed in the drama category, it was going to get even tougher -- so tough you could make a great list just off the movies that were left off the Globes list Thursday morning.

In his first major foreign policy address, the likely 2016 Republican front-runner will make the case for increased military spending so America can "project power and enforce peaceful stability in far-off areas of the globe".

To me, a U.S. embassy building in some far-off corner of the globe is a not-so-subtle statement about what the concept of America means and how we want this country to be viewed by the world.

The same is true for much of what happens in life -- whether it's an airplane crash, a disaster in a far-off corner of the globe, a medical error, or even a personal relationship gone bad.