Sentence examples for off the standard from inspiring English sources

He hoped to hive off the Standard and buy it himself, but was unable to afford it.

Stripping off the standard Ford sheet metal and installing a lightweight speedster body further improved the T's power-to-weight ratio and made performance brisk.

He found a Seattle factory that specializes in varsity jackets and ordered up some versions with three inches chopped off the standard length.

"The important question is why aren't boys reading the good books being published?" He ticked off the standard answers: Boys gravitate toward nonfiction.

They may find themselves checking off the standard clichés of backstage ballet stories, beginning with the characterization of Emil, firmly in the demanding-but-impossible mold that goes back, at the very least, to "The Red Shoes".

"Then, after Quito, you are going to Baños and then... " He reels off the standard tour of Ecuador, a spot-on prediction that makes the girls in the back laugh aloud.

We assessed the utility of CA125 in diagnosis of ovarian tumors with the use of two deferent cut-offs: the standard cut-off used in our hospital 35 IU/ml and the best cut-off calculated in the present study.

As of 2014, most current supercomputers use some off-the-shelf standard network hardware, often Myrinet, InfiniBand, or Gigabit Ethernet.

"Now people have to pay more attention as to whether they might be better off with the standard," said Julian Block, a tax lawyer in Larchmont, N.Y.

(For more on why you might be better off with the standard deduction, particularly for 2009, click here).

Unfortunately, most of the considered devices enforce in-camera digital stabilization, without an option to turn it off in the standard camera application.