Sentence examples for ranges off from inspiring English sources

Alexander Archipelago, group of about 1,100 islands (actually the tops of a submerged section of the Coast Ranges) off the coast of southeastern Alaska, U.S. Named by the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey in 1867 to honour Alexander II, tsar of Russia, the islands are included within the Tongass National Forest and extend southward from Glacier Bay and Cross Sound to the Dixon Entrance.

Panucci tied the game from close range off a corner kick that was headed toward him by Giorgio Chiellini.

As the art form ranged off into new vistas, from acid jazz to fusion to you-name-it, it began to fade in popularity but it grew in academic interest.

The university offers a range of off-campus university-managed accommodation close to campus.

There is a vast range of off-road multi-axle wheeled vehicle configurations.

Credit default swaps aren't the only example, of course; look at the whole range of off-balance-sheet special purpose vehicles.

This observation significantly broadens the range of off-rates that have been observed for TCR binding to immunodominant agonist peptides.

These considerations lead to specific ranges of cut-offs for immediate application.

The frontbench would in turn grumble that their voices were being stifled by the disciplinarian system for signing off announcements in case they ranged off-message or implied spending commitments (a stricture that gave Balls considerable power of veto).

At a range bin size of 60 m, this corresponds to 180 m range off-set.

From them several mountain ranges branch off with a northeast-southwest orientation.