Sentence examples for passages off from inspiring English sources

He said changes to the national curriculum to give time for children to have stories read to them and to learn poems and passages off by heart were being introduced.

Engineered and mixed by Greg Koller, who worked with Kanye West on "Graduation" (among many others), "Taming the Dragon" features freaky synth sounds, spoken-word passages, off-kilter sampled beats and countless runs certain to infuriate Wynton Marsalis-type traditionalists looking for solid ground.

Mr. Cronin gets "The Passage" off to a vigorous start.

After passaging off MEFs, genomic DNA was purified from cell pellets using DNeasy Blood & Tissue Kit QIAGENN) and putative XEN cells lines were genotyped using previously described primer sequences (Collignon et al., 1996) (Table 1).

The exclusion of cow grazing (cows occasionally eat S. sacra plants and destroy them with their hooves) and anthropogenic interferences (like the brook regimentations and the banks disruption by the passage of off-road vehicles), together with the maintenance of the typical canopy cover, are crucial to conserve the main population stock of S. sacra.

Yet its most striking passages give off none of the languour of heat.

This far into the reading project, it is striking how often odd little passages jump off the page.

Where passages splinter off, directional markers are attached to lines with arrows pointing to the nearest exit, in some cases more than two miles away.

Deeper down, a succession of shadowy passages lead off in all directions; to a mysterious stone alcove which may (or may not) have been a Druidic sacrificial altar, a pool of crystal clear water which may (or may not) be haunted, and the remains of a subterranean city which was (definitely) a wartime public air raid shelter.

There are various high level passages leading off from these chambers, with two small exits above the tourist entrance.

This passage set off all kinds of bells in my head.