Sentence examples for stepping off on from inspiring English sources

Foremost among them is the romance of boarding a train in the gritty underground and stepping off on a newly paved, sun-bathed platform, the Pacific glimmering in the distance.

In an effort to find the best possible route, the Australians sent out small reconnaissance patrols and based on the intelligence they gained Whitehead produced a new set of orders prior to stepping off on 22 November.

For 25 years, the parade stepped off on the first Saturday in March, a day the parade organizers settled on to accommodate bagpipers and bands with other commitments closer to March 17. Bill Coughlin, a spokesman for the parade committee, said the performers would be unavailable on a weekday.

After stepping off and then back on the scale, they were to record their weight to the nearest tenth of a pound.

Once students get past the basics, Mr. Conant says they work on style, stepping off the board without instructions and mastering a range of tricks.

In Bay Ridge the Brooklyn Memorial Day Parade — at 146 years old, it is one of the country's oldest — will step off on Monday at 11 a.m. from Third Avenue and 87th Street.

The 2011 NYC LGBT Pride March steps off on Sunday at noon from Fifth Avenue and 36th Street and will work its way south to Christopher and Greenwich Streets.

Saturday's festivities capped an intense yearlong debate over how the city should handle the parade, which traditionally stepped off on the first Saturday in March.

I began to watch people: 95 per cent of people always stepped off on their right foot; they'd shift their balance.

Parades The 136th Freehold Memorial Day Parade, considered to be the oldest in Western Monmouth County, will step off on Monday at 10 a.m. at Brinckerhoff and Main Streets, with bands, veterans groups and others.

Whitacre and Yamamoto stepped off on the 18th floor.