Sentence examples for eat off of from inspiring English sources

"Clean enough to eat off of.

That's absurd, unless you actually intend to eat off of your baby, which I don't recommend.

Conventional wisdom says that a baby should be clean enough to eat off of.

"Every time you eat off of a silver spoon," he'd say, "you feel like a king".

"I couldn't bring myself to eat off of Saddam's plate," Rakowitz said.

Add to all this the longstanding tradition that privileged guests are allowed to use some of the historical artifacts as desks and to eat off of others, and it can be a curator's nightmare.

"We don't need leeches feeding off us and eating off of us.

"My family was always yelling and we all ate off of each other's plates".

"We had been eating off of coffee tables for way too long," said Ms. Cicalese, 26, the director of recruitment and public relations at Mother Cabrini High School in Washington Heights.

I remember people like you laughing at me at the university, and now they are all eating off of my feet.

Some of the fun stuff I did included: asking Dutch citizens to donate money to help pay off the U.S. debt, go running in wooden clogs (turns out it hurts!), hang a drawing I did in the bathroom at the Van Gogh Museum, covering myself in birdseed in Dam Square while dozens of pigeons ate off of me, and descending the Euromast 328 feet on a rope.