Sentence examples for to forage off from inspiring English sources

Leptospirosis strandings (and high-titer seropositivity) peak during July to November [ 19], when sea lions migrate northward following the breeding season to forage off central and northern California, or points further north.

One group built a log hut for the service, and another was sent off to forage for more supplies.

Big Ben has just struck 2 pm outside my window, so I'm off to forage for food down by the river.

Once the bees mature and leave the hive to forage, the effect wears off and they learn how to use their stingers.

He then sets off to forage.

Fork-marked lemurs are sensitive to light intensity, and emerge at twilight, calling numerous times and answering their neighbors' calls before going off to forage.

Birds breeding in cold environments regularly have to interrupt incubation to forage, causing a trade-off between two mutually exclusive behaviours.

Starving Tokyo residents would clamber on trains to the countryside to forage for food, eating the leaves off potato plants.

The old people of the island sit round it in dilapidated steel and plastic hammocks, and the fruit bats sleep all day in its branches, flying off at night to forage, their bodies as big as cats.

And, watching the despondent line of harried elephants from Tarajulie, heading off at dusk to forage for food in their depleted forest, it is easy to guess who will be the losers.

We're off to forage for our dinner.