The phrase "a session off" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be interpreted as referring to a break or time away from a scheduled session, but it lacks clarity and common usage.
Example: "After a long week of meetings, I decided to take a session off to recharge."
Alternatives: "a break from sessions" or "time away from sessions".
Just last week, after starting a session off with an eight-minute rant about my landlord not addressing the faulty heating in my apartment (something that angered me exceedingly), Lori, her game face intact, asked straightly, "What's really going on here?" After some time, I concluded that my fear of not being able to cut it as a writer was to blame for my overreaction.
For health center based delivery, schools facilitated the participation of eligible girls by allowing them to take a day or a session off during vaccination day, if it was organized during class time.
What I thought was going to be a session of me showing off my strength with SIX3NINE's Dan Baldwin was anything but.
Fink's anecdote came during his presentation titled "The Long-Term Strategy: Engaging the Middle Third," which capped off a session of four speeches detailing the intellectual foundation of Charles Koch's political ideology.
Kick the session off with a creative exercise or ritual that triggers a flexible state of mind.
Valentine might not have realized it, but he started the session off with a hilarious one-liner when he referred to Desi Relaford's moving from shortstop to pitch a 1-2-3 ninth.
He starts the session off with a big spiel about the history of hypnosis which was interesting, if a little boring (it was sort of like asking about occupation and siblings on a first date).
We start our session off hugging standing up.
They asked why he did not disclose the payment when he was grilled during a session on BBC pay-offs in July.
The last round of bargaining took place 11 days ago, a session that broke off after less than an hour.
Actors Matt Damon (right) and John Lithgow '67 had a spirited discussion at Sanders Theatre about their craft during a session that kicked off Arts First, the University's annual spring celebration of the arts.
