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angle off

   Also found in: Legal 0.01 sec.
angle off (to or toward something)
to turn or move toward something at an angle. The road angles off to the right. The sailboat angled off toward the direction the wind was blowing.
See also: angle


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Ripol cut a great line for his second try, cutting back on a steep angle off Atkinson at first-receiver, and though debutant Oduoza collected and touched down well, Newcastle were second best in the second half.
Alas, the ball bounced at an angle off the center field wall and into the bleachers for a ground rule double, and that cost Boston a run.
Then Danny Jones and substitute scrum-half Matthew Hutcheon combined with Howells and it was Hodges who cut a fine angle off his wing to scythe through the defence for an excellent score that Howells converted.
 
 
 
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