Sentence examples for off the strand from inspiring English sources

Take off the strand from the Christmas tree, carefully.

In London Testino dyed his hair pink and moved into an apartment in an abandoned hospital just off the Strand.

Remember the fuss that London foodies and critics made about Terroirs when it opened just off the Strand in 2008.

David Leigh in conversation will take place at the Adam Street Private Members Club, off The Strand in London, on 14 November from 6.30pm.

In the basement of a discreet private members club off the Strand, 30 well-dressed men and women are standing in a circle nervously clutching glasses of wine.

Kick off is 6pm for 6.30 next Wednesday (23 July) at the Adam Street Private Members Club off The Strand in London.

While the destroyer's 5-inch guns lay down a covering barrage, he leads a group of small boats ashore under heavy fire to take off the stranded marines.

The Charing Cross intersection is adjacent to the south, and from it the avenue of the Strand runs off to the City to the east, where its name changes to Fleet Street.

Some people may be put off by the Top of the Strand's location — an obscure spot on 37th between Fifth Avenue and the Avenue of the Americas — but then again, maybe not.

"Never mind," Glass admitted in a recent e-mail, "that I was perpetually cheating on MoMA by sneaking off to the Strand.

It will kick off the Midnight Madness strand.