Sentence examples for stands just off from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pei's Museum of Islamic Art, though on a man-made island, stands just off the corniche, not far from the old souks.

On tricky sections -- say, a twisting climb up a wet clay hillside -- Mr. Whitener often stands just off the trail, offering pointers and a helping hand.

There are a number of frozen custard stands just off the trail; I wonder if people can actually gain weight cycling the Cape.

But major crime news is still often released at City Hall, where Mr. Safir stands just off the mayor's left shoulder, a tall, unsmiling man with a jutting jaw and erect posture.

In the middle of the salt flats is a concrete sculpture, Metaphor: The Tree of Utah, which stands just off the westbound carriageway of I-80, 30 mile east of Wendover.

A circle of friends pitched in money and various expertise — bookkeeper, baker, carpenter — to start Fil Bake Shop in the same building where it still stands, just off Highway 99.

Karl Rove stood just off camera, his phone glued to his ear.

Umana, who is visually impaired and can't navigate the streets at night, stood just off to the left of the front line.

The outgoing passengers stood just off the runway in an arc of breezy cotton, supervised by thin soldiers in peach-and-spinach camouflaged kit.

At a recent taping, her wife of four years, actress Portia de Rossi, stood just off camera with the show producers, applauding enthusiastically with other fans.

It's twenty-five inches long and stands just four inches off the floor.