Sentence examples for come off maybe from inspiring English sources

"They frequently fall, their helmet may come off, maybe their arms are pinned and the opponent falls on top of them, then their head hits the ice.

If Blaine's new stunt - "his toughest endurance feat yet" - comes off, maybe our own newspaper proprietors will soon be seeking enlightenment from this most sapient of nappy wearers.

"Mining investment is coming off, maybe not as quickly as people have been worrying about, but it's that growth transition, the pick-up in the non-mining side, where the evidence is still mixed," he added.

It only comes off (maybe) when the couple goes home to do you-know-what.

They don't come off superpolished, maybe, but they come off in the right way.

They go on welfare, come off welfare and maybe find another job that lasts three months.

With the right focus, the right heart, Rodriquez could have come off humble, sincere, maybe even Homeric.

Maybe big retailers don't want to come off too specialized, or maybe they're worried about implying other products they sell, outside of a special "eco" section, are somehow environmentally wasteful.

"Certain times I'll choose my words very carefully and maybe come off a little more boring.

I have come off the track and maybe given the coaches a man-hug, but holding me in his arms …" Oh dear.

To make an album somehow out of lock step with the sounds of the day, and potentially come off as misdirected — or maybe worse, too forward thinking — would be to risk leaving food on the table.