Sentence examples for previously off from inspiring English sources

The Dec. 19 auction was expected to include energy leases of some land previously off limits, like Desolation Canyon.

Other new measures permit intrusive body searches, including the touching of breasts and groins, previously off limits.

The insurance providers cite what they say are three unavoidable reasons for the rising cost of healthcare: medical inflation, customers' higher expectations, and the fact that regions that were previously off the expatriate map are becoming popular destinations.

One of the fund's main strategies was to exploit tiny differences between the price of a newly issued ("on the run") 30-year American Treasury bond, and a similar one issued previously ("off the run").

Oil companies, armed with new technology and lured by less menacing winter conditions, will be able to establish drilling platforms in latitudes that were previously off limits, and shipping companies will be able to save time and money through the Arctic shortcut.

In fact, given its timing and high profile, the report could well go down as almost the Rosetta stone of steroid literature, giving the general reader a key to unlocking a world of secrets previously off limits to most and to seeing in full Technicolor what had for many been restricted to black and white.

Mr. Duchovny, right, said in a phone interview he has previously acted "Off, off, off, off — as many offs as you can put in front of Broadway".

Previously, off-field troubles have not stopped them from signing such players as Tank Johnson or Pacman Jones.

Throughout the book, these photographers explore avenues previously off-limits to fashion photography, opening the art up to thrilling possibilities.

This is not to say that black people have not come to penetrate previously off-limits areas of the American media.

Once he was off the road, Wilder's musicianship enabled him to break into regular Broadway pit band work, previously off-limits for black players.