Sentence examples for off to less from inspiring English sources
At the Colorado Springs airport, there are now bins to help departing travellers remember to drop their pot before flying off to less liberated states.
Conversely, N ≥ 80 models show that |Ψgap| falls off to less than e-5.
Some of these players may have checked out the game and played actively for several days, including spending money, before dropping off to less obsessive levels of engagement.
The weekend's other debuts got off to less impressive starts: The drug cartel drama "Savages" collected a decent $16.2 million and "Katy Perry: A Part of Me" made only $7.2 million over the weekend.
The result is that, today, at the gateway of the 21st Century, there are scores of countries where immunization rates against the six diseases have fallen off to less than 50 per cent -- which translates into some 30 million unprotected children.
Perhaps it's because of this way we attach value, cultural and otherwise, to Shakespeare, so he is thought of as the immortal pinnacle of British culture – and is therefore a turn-off to less hidebound audiences.
The peak of the gradient was estimated to be on the order of 10 mM with a fall-off to less than 1 mM at 20 mm from the peak, based on a diffusion model assuming no borders [28].
We learn how factories profit on the side by producing and selling knock-offs to less-developed export markets.
If only they had gotten off to a less plodding start.
Don't tell them up in Leeds, but this year's Reading Festival gets off to a less than spectacular start.
The evening got off to a less happy start with Richard Tanner's "Ancient Airs and Dances," set to music by Respighi.
