Sentence examples similar to committed off-base from inspiring English sources
The Army, which had jurisdiction over Hennis, could have court-martialled him on murder charges, but crimes committed off base were generally prosecuted by Cumberland County.
In the film, most of the numerous acts of violence are committed off-screen.
The ability to prosecute US contractors was a key sticking point in the prolonged debate over the US-Iraqi Status of Forces Agreement (Sofa), which finally allowed US troops to be tried in Iraqi courts, but only in cases of serious, premeditated crimes committed while soldiers were off-base and off-duty.
It's currently fundraising a larger seed round (with a number of VCs/co-investors already committed), based off the back of its technology and an invite-only beta that's seen it sign up 300-plus companies, comprising 1,500 active users who have sent over 100,000 messages.
Are we completely off-base?
Your sources are off-base.
Allianz calls this estimate "grossly off-base".
I find this passage puzzlingly off-base.
I was completely off-base.
These attacks were wildly off-base.
