Sentence examples for be working off from inspiring English sources

"I hadn't really had any relationships to be working off," he told me.

"Without a Trace," on the other hand, appeared to be working off a different set of blueprints.

But for much of the album, "Artpop" also seems to be working off a checklist that Lady Gaga chants in "Aura": "tech dance sex art pop".

In his early novels, set in Latin America, De Bernières appeared to be working off some debts to the magical-drippy school of Gabriel García Márquez.

Newhouse Newspapers, which owns the Times-Picayune, will apparently be working off a blueprint the company used in Ann Arbor, Mich., where it reduced the frequency of the Ann Arbor News, emphasized the Web site as a primary distributor of news and instituted wholesale layoffs to cut costs.

Newhouse Newspapers, which owns the Times-Picayune, will apparently be working off a blueprint the company used in Ann Arbor, Mich., where it reduced the frequency of the Ann Arbor News, emphasized the Web site as a primary distributor of news and in the process instituted wholesale layoffs to cut costs.

Table 4 shows husbands/partners in the Eastern Uplands and Mississippi Portal are more likely to be working off-farm as compared to farm men in the base category.

Internet Protocol routing inventories may be worked off over a shorter period.

Still, it will take time for inventories to be worked off.

The overhang of excess capacity, especially in telecommunications, will be worked off only slowly.

Some inventory in semiconductors needs to be worked off and personal computer sales are disappointing.