Meanings of flow off in English

I saw the tiny line that was my son flow off through time.

The New Age bollocks continued to flow off his tongue.

Having some flow off of burned hillsides and into aquatic ecosystems isn't necessarily bad.

The name is tied to the small streams of water that flow off Table Mountain.

It cuts deeper into the paper, and the ink doesn't flow off it so evenly.

I went to the tap, and turned the flow off, and then I gives her a look.

Confirm main thrust off, fuel flow off, maneuvering thrusters off, transponder off...

More facts must be collected, and more time flow off, before the world will be ripe for decision.

The shelf is essentially the floating extension of a number of glaciers that flow off the land into the sea.

The mention of the channel appears to imply that the waters were permitted to flow off in a certain direction.

Environment Agency workers have been busy dredging the Parrett to try to make floodwater flow off the low-lying moors more efficiently.

Therein were gathered the waters of Central England-thosethat flow off Hindhead, off the Chilterns, off Wiltshire north of the Plain.

Moreover, they must take care to let the rain flow off easily, and must regulate other matters concerning the general administration of the city.

From this point a gutter or furrow should be dug so that the water is made to flow off and away from his land.

This phenomenon seems to demonstrate that the columns of humid air which rise in the northern equatorial zone, sometimes flow off toward the south pole.

It is diversified with prairies and woodland, and is bountifully watered with numerous spring brooks, which flow off upon either side of the ridge above-mentioned.