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push off
verb
Also: push out.to move into open water, as by being cast off from a mooring
informal(intr) to go away; leave
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
Merchan could push off Trump’s sentencing another four years, once he’s out of the White House and a private citizen again.
Kershaw’s left big toe — a key component in his ability to push off the rubber as a left-handed pitcher — has been compromised by a bone spur that flared up during an Aug. 30 start in Arizona.
“If you can’t push off,” Kershaw said, “you can’t create what you need to create.”
“Throwing off the mound, that turf mound, felt a little better today. So I feel like I’m doing enough to keep my arm going. It’s not there yet to be able to push off for a full game. But it’s getting better.”
While he is hopeful of a quick return once his toe improves enough to properly push off the rubber, he acknowledged Monday that “there’s not that much time” for that process to play out.
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