I'm logging off

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

He also apologised to Black and has decided to take a break from social media, writing: "I'm logging off for a while.

Once-obsessive online daters are logging off, clients of speed dating services -- which offer dozens of encounters in a roomful of strangers -- are slowing down.

On Friday evening, at a time when their constituents across Australia will be logging off at the end of the working week, Malcolm Turnbull will be merging like a zip onto the information superhighway to go like-for-like against Bill Shorten in the third leaders' debate, hosted by Facebook and news.com.au.au

e.g. the funny mask plus the bunny ears Next, when you see somebody say he/she was logging off and she/he goes, walk to where he/she was and yell, "HE/SHE'S JUST A KID! " People will start laughing.

"I shut my phone straight away so that way I was logged off.

Jan and I each called eachother when we were logged off, and Skype dutifully forwarded the calls to our cell phones.

And, in a somewhat bizarre twist, their avatars will continue to travel the world and meet people while they're logged off, sending an email digest of its daily activities (I couldn't see this in action because nobody was logged in when I tested the site, but I can't imagine it working well).

The forest canopies of the redwood are largely a mystery and are being logged off rapidly.

"At a minimum, keep the night-time screen-free in the bedroom, and ideally be logged off an hour or so before they go to sleep," she said.

Advisers were worried about the absence of a save function on the process (which takes up to 45 minutes to complete), meaning that if a claimant paused to get extra information and was logged off, they would need to start again.

As the children left the bus, they were logged off automatically.