Sentence examples for off the preserve from inspiring English sources

AGES 6-8 -- Sure, let them off the preserve for this one.

And while the group had already planned to commission a wildlife study, an episode last year, in which a German shepherd ran off the preserve and killed two fox pups on adjacent land, highlighted the need for it.

If you can't get a spot, stop in at the di Rosas' downtown gallery outpost, Off the Preserve!

Azteca Restaurant (914-242-9313) is at 125 East Main Street in Mount Kisco, about seven miles west of the preserve off Route 172.

(The president does not want to be photographed with his shirt off, and the preserve is closed on Tuesdays, so the public was not around, either).

Spoken word's cutesy proliferation in recent years is enough to make you write it off as the preserve of self-satisfied polemicists, supermarket adverts and vegan open-mic nights.

Because while the world was content to allow evolution to explain why and how another species is created and how it might behave, the human mind remained off-limits, the preserve of social scientists and theologians, philosophers and novelists.

"As new chants are created and old chants die off, the archive preserves history and encapsulates the humor and banter of fans in different cities and countries," Ward said.

Tyrie said: "None of the current off-the-shelf arrangements can preserve existing passporting arrangements, while giving the UK the influence and control it needs over financial services regulation as it develops.

Near the end, substitute Stephen Hunt cleared off the line to preserve Ireland's unbeaten sequence which includes 11 clean sheets.

Remove any snap peas that have too many blemishes on them or cut off the blemishes and preserve the remaining snap pea.