Sentence examples for come off so from inspiring English sources

Holding his knee a bit, but making no move to come off so close to halftime.

"He made the decision to come off, so it must be a serious injury.

Pamuk grew up in Nisantasi, but his people don't always come off so well.

"The wheels are starting to come off so dramatically and you can feel it".

"So when [Wood] went to record some of these emotional lines, it didn't come off, so I had to come and redub some of that, too".

Things didn't come off so well for Stevward, one of Wolfson's well-fancied two-year-olds, in another race at Belmont the same afternoon.

Lionel Abel charged that Eichmann "comes off so much better in her book than do his victims".

Most of his gambles came off so well that they camouflaged his rare failures.

For supporters who saw the speeches only from home, said Ms. Walsh, it may have been harder, particularly with Mrs. Clinton coming off so forcefully.

Part of the reason that the Church came off so badly was because it would not tolerate the camp for those few months.

Two years later I came off so hard I broke my thighbone in three places and my leg was wrapped around my shoulder.