Sentence examples for rose off of from inspiring English sources

When the statue finally rose off of its base, a huge, sustained cry went up from the crowd.

He "feels bad," so naturally he illustrates his deep, melancholy emotions by dropping a rose off of a balcony in slow motion.

The aroma of "new car" or "model home" rising off of the piece was practically intoxicating.

You can almost smell the weariness and desperation rising off of the tar that Micky, in his day job as a road paver, spreads on streets lined with sagging three-decker houses and faded storefronts.

Stack had been making positive comments about the markets' rise off of the October lows for a few months now, but today was the first time I heard him state that he believes that markets won't breach the October lows.

Yet on-the-job learning is crucial to help women rise off of the Sticky Floor (See SHAMBAUGH's targeted development programs for women leaders: Customized In House Programs and WILL).

The road continues to rise off of Azerbaijan's coastal plain, past the mountain valley village of Gamgam and through Tengalti.

A lot of the world stopped buying wine while the Australian dollar rose off the back of the mining boom.

Saturday's win over Plymouth - you guessed it, 1-0 - meant they rose off the bottom of the table and they're now unbeaten in five.

Last week, as pillars of smoke rose off Osh and Jalal-Abad, citizens begged for third-party peacekeepers to replace local forces they suspected of having taken part in the violence.

Babbage summarises the series of internal disasters and MIT is producing a running and highly readable commentary.Hours earlier this morning a plume of white smoke (or possibly steam) was seen rising off one of the plant's reactors.