Sentence examples for come off now from inspiring English sources

Mahut wants to come off now; the light is almost gone.

"We feel that we've served the punishment and that it has had an effect on our season, so the points ought to come off now.

The gloves have to come off now for Lara, and he thunders a decent delivery from Anderson through the cover region for four.

I don't mind having been proved mistaken…." This last was a recurrent point: how she might come off now was far less important to her than providing an honest record.

Once you're on that beta programme, you'll stay on it — receiving the incremental upgrades that come through the year, earlier than other people — but you might want to come off, now that the full version is out.

But even if you simplified Bryan's diction and syntax and pruned some of his more florid turns of phrase, the speech wouldn't come off now as "populist," but as artificial, aloof and a little wonky.

2.50pm The covers are coming off now.

The wheels were coming off now and Russell nicked Parnell behind for 24, with the bowler's hot streak then wrapped up by his snaring of Holder.

79 mins Almeida is coming off now for Bremen, to be replaced by Sandro Wagner in their third and final substitution.

"A tremendous amount of pressure comes off now ahead of the trials.

With the advent of PrEP, increasingly condoms have been coming off – now bareback or raw sex has just become a repertoire of sexual practices in mainstream porn".