Sentence examples for step off of from inspiring English sources

"But after you've spoken, I have to ask you to step off of the stage to make room".

Because when you step off of that train, summer has often come to the station to greet you.

But the real sell for the bus always comes the minute you step off of it, especially in summer.

All you need do is don an attractive jumpsuit, step off of a platform 855ft above ground into thin air and let gravity – plus a steel rope – do the rest.

The deficit hawks — policy makers from the very same crowd whose crazy theories and rampant irresponsibility got us into this terrible fix in the first place — want the United States to step off of the stimulus gas, a move that might very well stall the current, extremely fragile recovery.

To simply believe that this is a generic time to step off of the playing field to warm benches or take a seat in the spectator bleachers in the hopes of emerging once again to readily have a shot at winning the game is illogical.

Eighteen months ago, Yves Parlier stepped off of a mountaintop and into the void.

Claiborne County Sheriff Marvin Lucas Sr .told the Associated Press earlier Friday that Byrd did not appear to have stepped off of anything before he died.

When Charlie Sheen accepted the Golden Globe Award for best comedic actor in television last month, he looked as if he had just stepped off of a Tilt-a-Whirl.

(He speaks of his "hoo-mane" interest in Hazel's case and brings with him a flock of other specialists who look like they stepped off of a cough-drop box).

CC Early morning a few years ago, 8 a.m., West 72nd and Columbus Avenue: Nicholas Cage, dressed in his snakeskin jacket from "Wild at Heart," spilling out of a cab with Patricia Arquette, looking like she just stepped off of the set of "True Romance".