Sentence examples similar to sudden off from inspiring English sources

Then it came, like a sudden off-ramp from a gridlocked highway: a first-pitch double-play ball.

Effects that have been electrifying in the past — sudden off-balance pivots on the spot where she then returns to a point of focus as if to a psychological fixation or freezes in powerfully back-bent positions — still occur brilliantly, but like passing moments amid a larger and consuming thought.

Moving up, down and across the bleacherlike steps that constitute the set by Lili Kentaka, they strike sudden, off-balance poses, like men caught by a photographer in flight from a scene of carnage, or leaning into the howling winds of a storm.

The story starts when one temp is all of a sudden laid off.

The network service provider Akamai posted a chart on Twitter showing the sudden drop off in Internet connections in Syria.

"We're a bad example because there's a sudden cut off and then the possibility of solar thermal.

That way, ample funds are available when needed, but there is no sudden cut off down the road.

Phil Hartnoll added: "Composing these long tracks is like going down one path and then all of a sudden scooting off somewhere else.

But for Molloy to say that Black men will all of a sudden get off their collective deadbeat behinds because of a saccharine rap song is irresponsible and incorrect.

A sudden drop off in the amount of water they drink can indicate health problems.

There wasn't a sudden drop-off from it.