Sentence examples for term off from inspiring English sources

Mastering Your Ph.D.: Starting Off on the Right Foot Patricia Gosling, Bart Noordam, 26 October 2007 For scientists in grad school, getting into good habits early is key to starting a new term off right.

Mastering Your Ph.D.: Starting Off on the Right Foot 26 October 2007 For scientists in grad school, getting into good habits early is key to starting a new term off right.

Let's start his second term off right.

For instance, microaggressions erode quality of life for many, but Chait writes the term off as some kind of frivolous fad.

But the Demons took the last term off, conceding seven straight goals to give the Dockers a percentage boost.

Mr Cameron will address the influential Tory backbench 1922 Committee this morning as he seeks to get his second term off to a positive start.

The name is a play on the term Off-Broadway as well as a geographic description: most of these venues tend to be far removed from Broadway theatres indeed, some have argued that all American regional theatres should be considered Off-Off Broadway.

Here the term "off-fault after-shocks" implies descendants while the term "induced earthquakes" means others.

Whoever came up with the term "off-year elections" clearly wasn't from New York!

Both NKX2-5 mutantstudieded also recognised a large number of targets uniquely (C-set), which we term off-targets.

Another study in Northern Ireland on experience and attitudes of healthcare professionals on unlicensed/off-label pediatric prescribing revealed that 41% of 563 respondents were not familiar with the term "off-label medicines" prior to participating in the study [ 27].