Sentence examples for be off of from inspiring English sources
In Mr. Romney's case, there's also a practical reason to be off of the campaign trail now.
"It is not hard to imagine that in 10 years, people are going to be off of Facebook even".
"At first, I was really happy to be off of welfare and have a real job," Ms. Webster, 31, said.
"I'm a really relaxed person, so I have no problem when I'm done with my match for my mind to be off of tennis," Venus explained.
One group member, who wanted to be off of Facebook by the end of the year, encouraged others to "always feel free to message me".
Those with a greater – though still slim – prospect of survival may be off of Egypt, Australia (including the Great Barrier Reef), Cuba, Indonesia and the Philippines.
Godrich wrote: "We're off of Spotify.
"In the real world, the focus is off of counterfeiting".
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