move off
Verb
Meaning
move off (third-person singular simple present moves off, present participle moving off, simple past and past participle moved off)
(of a vehicle) To start moving.
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In the clip shared first on TikTok and then reposted on Twitter, she can be seen instructing Iona on how to properly move off.
The confusion prevented the remaining two battalions of the 18th RCT from landing until 13:00, and delayed the move off the beach of all but 2/18, which had exited the beach further east before noon, until 14:00.
The Bucks delivered a double-team move off the top rope, the Motor City Machine Gun’s finisher, which Excalibur referenced.
It will then pause, prick its ears, twisting its head to listen, then jump and move off to start foraging.
SNAP 50/50 partnerships come at no cost to the commonwealth and “create great value by helping participants gain valuable career skills that can help them find a career path and move off public assistance like SNAP and reach self-sufficiency.
In recent years, the thunder behind Thunderbird got a little quieter, and in mid-2017 the project announced it would move off Mozilla's infrastructure, but keep the Mozilla Foundation as its legal and fiscal home.