Sentence examples for off from high-quality English sources.

• Get it off!”

• On Monday, bubbles are 50 percent off all night.

• Everyone had to come off the other end of the plane.

• Lately, Amazon has been working on moving off Oracle's databases into its own.

• He had gone off too.

• Slopes off mountainous coastlines and narrow shelves often have outcrops of rock.

• After ½ a minute more we switch it off again, ¼ on, ⅛ off, and so on.

• TURNING OFF EARBUDS The earbuds will automatically turn off when returned to the case.

Use off in a sentence.

• These discounts will get you up to $200 off all bed frames and up to $25 off pillows and sheets.

• Other great deals include 10% off Nespresso small appliances and 10% off Cuisinart small appliances.

• I plan to pay it off early, though — the same loan paid off in three years would cost me $517 in interest.

• During the 1960s, a strong avant-garde theatre movement known as Off-Off Broadway emerged in New York City.

• You'll also save up to 31% off ranges, 20% off microwaves, and up to 23% off select washers and dryers.

• Additional savings include 30% off range hoods, 25% off ranges and wall ovens, and 10% off refrigerators.

• Rather more believe that an independent Scotland would be financially worse off (42%) than reckon it will be better off (36%).

• In Figure 6, MC implies that X screens Y off from all of the other variables, and W screens Z off from all of the other variables.

off sentence examples

• If employees wish to take time off, an Amazon spokesperson told Business Insider, "those individuals have access to all their usual paid and unpaid time-off benefits."

• "They've ripped off not only you and I, they've ripped off the pensions; they've ripped off their shareholders; and they've ripped off their employees.

• While Y and Z do have a common cause that screens them off (W), not all common causes screen them off (T does not have to), and not everything that screens them off is a common cause (X screens them off but is not a common cause).

• The principal areas in the southwestern Pacific for offshore oil and gas exploration are in the South China Sea—the waters off Vietnam and off Hainan Island in China and on the continental shelf northwest of the island of Palawan in the Philippines—but they also include the area off Natuna Islands and some areas off the Sumatran coast in Indonesia.