step off

Example Sentences

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So if you’re a runner and you draw a throw over or a step-off, you’ve actually accomplished something.

From New York Times

A step-off is a term that doctors use to refer to a noticeable and sudden change in a person’s normal cognitive ability.

From Slate

Through Italy’s ‘hotspots,’ migrants are now screened and fingerprinted as soon as they step-off boats from the Mediterranean.

From Time

Same-day registration and pre-race activities begin at 7 a.m.; the walk step-off is at 9:20 a.m.

From Washington Post

Same-day registration and pre-race activities are at 7 a.m.; the walk step-off is at 9:15 a.m.

From Washington Post