Sentence examples for Ask off from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Ask off" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used in the context of requesting time off from work or other obligations. Example: "I need to ask off for next Friday because I have a family commitment."
Tennis is entertainment, meaning part of an athlete's job is to deal with the stupid questions that journalists ask off court on behalf of the public.
August is a notoriously slow month, where newsmakers go on holiday, and half the staffs of newspapers too, leaving younger staffers (who didn't think to ask off for August in February) hurriedly trying to come up with copy and keep the place from flying apart.
If you're headed out to an Apple store, might as well get yourself packed up now, ask off work, and head over early.
"It's the one day I ask off all year from work," said Melissa Chang, a 30-year-old flight attendant from Carlsbad.
Admiral's War Chest has always liked the Laurel main track and his last race was a very tough ask off the layoff.
The singer's "Live In New York City" concert special aired Monday night, and featured a for the ages performance of ballad "All I Ask," off her recently released record-breaking album "25". Get ready to weep, sit there with your jaw open for a minute just kind of shaking your head, do your best to process the vocal situation she's got going on, press play again and then continue to weep.
For some, the game was and remains the greatest moment of their lives even better than sex, one volunteers, prompting Mr. Rafferty to ask off-camera if the man had then been a virgin (no).
"Do you like a smile, Jack," Anna will ask, off-hand, while a sweating, fully-clothed man nervously tries not to look at ten tits.
Mr. Cavett decided to ask a question on air that Mr. Brown had asked off camera.
A few men have asked off the job, but only a few, Mr. Gray said.
