Sentence examples for better turn off from inspiring English sources

Oh, and I'd better turn off 1-Click ordering.

Hear Ms. Pedi belt out "Curtain up, light the lights, and you better turn off all the mikes," and you could swear you were hearing Ethel Merman reincarnated.

But it is a bit freaky to think that your phone could see something in the background and go "Whoops, better turn off.

If your idea of good art is something nice and soothing, polite and clean, then you'd better turn off your radio [or whatever device you're listening on].

The numerical results are shown to be consistent with the available measured data, for example in showing the much better turn-off softness of proton-irradiated samples versus electron-irradiated ones.

Or, better still, turn off your television set, go out and do something else less boring instead.

"We're going to have to parent better, and turn off the television set, and put the video games away, and instill a sense of excellence in our children," Mr. Obama said then.

If you find your new ad has a better CTR, turn off the old one.

To make the game harder and funner it's better to turn off the lights of the room that you are playing in.

Better still, I turn off the voice of thrift in my head — my aunt Beatrice, intoning "Waste not, want not" as she dried used paper towels in her oven on Sutton Place — and ignore my potatoes entirely.

Even for those who feel comfortable with the technology aspects to Been Choice, the app itself needs better mechanisms to turn off or on the VPN.