Sentence examples for pivot off of from inspiring English sources

Without any credible reporting from one of the 4 major networks, the other three have little to pivot off of, no comparable story about how cable news is being squeezed out by the Age of the iPad.

For the Democrats, the primaries pivot off of her decision.

President Obama gave a major speech yesterday, the timing of which was assumably chosen to "pivot" off of all the scandals (and the non-scandals).

They tease each other, admire each other, and artfully pivot off of one another's ideas to get the audience from point A to Z, unpacking everything from Aretha Franklin's legacy, to the slang term "aunty," to Janelle Monae's visual album Dirty Computer, to the end of Craigslist personal ads.

"I couldn't pivot off my right knee.

The Gap tried to pivot off the negative buzz by asking the online hate mob for advice, in a sort of "crowd sourcing" gimmick, but that didn't go over well, either.

"It's pivoting off the mission of Dwell, of bringing modern design to anyone -- anywhere, anytime anyplace and in any form," says Michela O'Connor Abrams, president of Dwell Media.

"But pivoting off that into full access tokens is pretty impressive".