Sentence examples for setting-off point from inspiring English sources

Not far away from its setting-off point is is a static vessel, the Edmund Gardner, dazzled by the the Venezuelan artist Carlos Cruz-Diez last year.

Put differently: in another rock star's autobiography, the whole episode might have served as the setting-off point for a Heroine's Journey.

It was also used as a military depot, ceremonial setting-off point for regiments who had been stationed there and the execution location for 11 German spies.

It was also used as a military depot, ceremonial setting-off point for regiments stationed there and the execution location for 11 German spies.

The Tower also acted as a military depot and a ceremonial setting-off point for regiments who had been stationed here.

Lovina beach, a stretch of black sand on the northern coast of Bali is the setting off point for boat trips to see what the area is best known for, its pods of dolphins.

From 44.9 degrees north to 49.3 degrees south, it would take another three and a half hour bus ride to reach El Chalten, a tiny Patagonian outpost that marks the setting off point for Los Glaciares National Park.

VICE News was invited on the excursion a month in advance, but the set-off point remained a secret until the day before — it was eventually revealed as Victoria Embankment, opposite the Ministry of Defense.

It was also one of the major set-off points for the estimated 25,000 Rohingya an ethnic Muslim minority that fled the country in boats between January and March this year.

Furthermore, the CFI statistic was slightly below the pre-set cut-off point of.90 (CFI = .88).88

Scale reliability is shown in Table 4. Cronbach's alpha exceeded the set cut off point of 0.70 for all scales (0.70 0.86), indicating good scale reliability.