Sentence examples for easily go off from inspiring English sources
Greater competition means the bloom could easily go off the rose.
Ms. Hart has a sense of scale and grandeur, and showed control of the line in complex works that can easily go off the rails.
Above all, in The Surgery, which addresses young people's problems, she has the knack of making listeners feel she is just the other side of the kitchen table and chatting, often reassuringly randomly: "I personally love a gherkin… I'm in a weird mood, I could easily go off at tangents…" She also explains that, on her show, there is "no judging".
You could easily go off and hit something.
If I'm not minding my own business, my business can easily go off the tracks.
If you try to take it all on yourself it can easily go off the rails".
But it could have just as easily gone off the tracks.
"Bruce Jenner could have easily gone off into the sunset as this American hero and never have dealt with this publicly.
This scenario may have a familiar ring to it, although for many of us, things can easily start to go off track early on in the conversation... like within the first 30 seconds.
In college, slacking off can easily go unpunished.
