Sentence examples for a right off from inspiring English sources

A: Right off the bat, Villanova knows it can't keep housing the football offices underneath the stands at Villanova Stadium.

Rather than slap them on the wrist for not scoring the A, right off the bat, let's show them the intelligent, compassion group that we are.

Martha Van Rensselaer Hall is on Reservoir Ave, which is a right off Garden Avenue going North.

From Boston - Points East: 70 miles west on Route 2 to exit 17, then three miles south (take a right off the exit) on Route 32.

When word came the other day that Joe Carroll had died, old New Yorker guys (or this old New Yorker guy) had a flash of taking a right off our nineteenth-floor office corridor and walking into Makeup, where everyone, it seemed, was cheerful and conversational, and worked standing up.

Too late, some realize they would have been better off skipping the note and raising a full series A right off the bat.

The mixed-vegetable, with sunny corn kernels peeking through the crimps in the dough, have a right-off-the-vine vibrancy.

Artwork from his recent degree course (more of which later) assumes proud prominence: portraits fashioned from newspaper print and papier maché; an abstract drawing; and a sculpture comprised of a huge (found) toy Mercedes, bent at the driver's seat – a right-off – with red paint splattered across the dashboard.

They broke into a sprint, outpacing me right off.

It said, right off, a lot about him.

Henry Thomas could never hop into a cockpit and blast right off, as Mark Hamill did.