Sentence examples for do it off from inspiring English sources
The PlayBook looks like Rim's attempt to catch Apple in tablets, just as the 2008 BlackBerry Storm was to catch the iPhone (though in the latter case, it was Vodafone which told Rim, and particularly Lazaridis, that the company needed to develop a touchscreen phone; Rim wasn't going to do it off its own bat. And, arguably, shouldn't have).
But both usually do it off Thurston.
He couldn't do it off his pier, in Manhattan Beach; he had to do it off mine.
How many times have we been told – don't do it off your own pier?
Because you're not just going to do it off your own back, are you?
India, in other words, could actually mint more land in the countryside, but it can't do it off car batteries.
David Stone saw one of the early shows, and asked if I'd like to do it off-Broadway.
"This is the only public park south of Route 287 where people can enjoy a natural setting with their dog and can actually do it off-leash for a considerable time without fences and other obstructions," said David S. Steinmetz, the city's zoning and land-use lawyer.
Eventually you'll want to be able to do it off-the-cuff, but for now you need structure.
"I'm enjoying doing it off my own back," he told BBC Sport.
Try doing it off a ledge at medium speed when you are good enough.
