Sentence examples for can make off from inspiring English sources

Mr. DeGraw is one of those exceptional actors who can make Off Off Broadway theater a genuine thrill.

A parallel tournament seems to have emerged alongside the tennis contest to see who can make off with the most.

Puberty Boy by Geoff Price, (Allen & Unwin, £9.99) Leave this casually lying around somewhere so your 12 year-old boy can make off with it without comment.

They break into a house and consider themselves lucky if they can make off with $500 to $1,000 in cash or merchandise.

At the same time, Wolfsburg are waving their fists at City and telling them where to go if they think they can make off with Kevin De Bruyne.

(The series manages to proffer a couple of such dandy visual effects each week.) Crais promises to leave Crichton and company alone if Crais can make off with Talyn, the baby ship.

Even without approval, doctors can make off-label use of Avastin to treat breast cancer, but some insurers will not pay for such unapproved uses.

Also through the app, parents can ban spending at specific stores, or they can make off-limits whole categories of stores, such as hotels or hookah shops.

Land in 'Ōlelo Hawai'I stands for that which feeds us, not how much money can I make off it.

"I can't make any money off of one, but maybe I can make money off of seven".

"It's true: You can make money off stocks!" gushed another.