Sentence examples for bit off from from inspiring English sources
Glenn Kotche's drumming, which is exceptional, jagged and sometimes arrhythmic, also disrupts your expectations, with beats that are just a bit off from what you're anticipating.
It was sensory overload, full of twists and hairpin turns, and a lot of what you saw seemed just a bit off from what you're used to.
It was a little bit off from being kind of perfect, because all of you, by these preferences would prefer to be in a town that was exactly 50/50.
King says businesses were often just a little bit off from securing good financing.
But he added that he would head into final practice before qualifying on Saturday having not made any changes to his set-up, and said the balance of the car had been "quite a bit off from where I need it".
It seemed a bit off from the start, and got more so as the season progressed.
So it just took a little bit off pressure from my mum, as your student loan does not drop until you actually register at university". Novlet is now busy preparing for the trust's second annual fundraising ball at Villa Park, on 6 April.
But given the latest news and how it's absolutely dominating the discussions in the tech world right now, it seems inevitable that tonight's conversations will go a bit off-topic from those planned talking points.
The lead guitar was a last minute addition thrown into the mix, and you can kind of tell because it is a bit off-tempo from the rest of the song—I knew this when I was making it, but for some reason that escapes me now.
George Rothman and Anthony Korf have jointly directed the Riverside Symphony for 20 years -- with Mr. Rothman on the podium and Mr. Korf behind the scenes as artistic director -- in explorations of contemporary works and older works from a bit off the beaten path.
- Cantonese Opera: The english subtitles are a bit off and you may suffer from acute hearing loss, but if you're looking to spend an evening and a chunk of change seeing something very traditional, this is certainly one way to do it.
