Sentence examples for cheat off from inspiring English sources

They try and cheat off the homework, copy their friends'.

I knew things were dire when they tried to cheat off my Spanish notes (La Guerra Civil: 19 -19??).

Meanwhile, the bully, Lynwood, may be big but he's also fairly simple; he just wants to cheat off Squish's test — a twist duplicated from the first "Babymouse" book.

Some polling firms, especially those that use less rigorous methodologies, cheat off the stronger ones — seeing what the consensus results are before weighing in on their own.

Finn manages to buy her some cocaine at a nearby bodega, though, on the strength of information from "a kid I let cheat off me in geometry class".

Or to put it less politely: it's probable that some polling firms, especially those that use less rigorous methodologies, cheat off the stronger ones — seeing what the consensus results are before weighing in on their own.

"In fact, I am beginning to remember now, maybe I didn't just hear this story about Rizzi; maybe he cheated off me".

Knight's hallmark motion offense created open looks for Doudney, who also exploited Ford's penchant for cheating off the perimeter.

"Large portions of the population feel cheated off their resources and left out of the current economic system, pushing the state into the unremitting Naxalite problem," said Mr. Mallick, referring to the Maoist rebels, who often resort to violence.

Players should not be exempt from ethical criticism for what they do on the field, any more than they are exempt from ethical criticism for cheating off the field, for example by taking performance-enhancing drugs.

This plea-bargain approach brought criticism of Tygart, however, with some suggesting he was letting cheats off lightly.