Sentence examples for does not go off from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Trevor's pistol, introduced early, often as not does not go off.
Before competition, however, Nicole does not go off to another place.
It does not go off incessantly (the machine is sensitive enough to detect breathing) and is well suited to parents like me who cannot shake the paranoia that can come with caring for a new human being.
"I hope to effect changes in both of them to make the standard-setting more streamlined and consistent, and assure it does not go off in potentially contradictory directions," said Mr. Herz, who became F.A.S.B. chairman in July.
On the euro crisis, the theme that seems sure to overshadow all others in a German vote set for September 2013, Ms. Merkel has walked a tightrope, appeasing her bailout-averse domestic audience with tough rhetoric while keeping just enough money flowing to Europe's battered periphery to ensure the euro train does not go off the rails on her watch.
America should be making sure that change moves in the right direction, is not reversed and does not go off the rails.
"Your cell phone doesn't go off.
"Let's hope the fire alarm doesn't go off".
"It doesn't go off the rails when we have differences of opinions," she said.
It's difficult to understand, to concede a corner when it doesn't go off the goalkeeper.
