Sentence examples for eff off from inspiring English sources
The Great British Nod Off, The Great British Eff Off, frankly.
Trouble is, boring-snoring Eddie (go away, Eddie, just eff off) is, too!
"You can eff off, too," I say, except I don't say "eff", I say what "eff" stands for.
"Amazingly, no one has ever told me to eff off," says Ann, who is 45 and has lived in the city for 13 years.
"I was once punched in the face by a young male residential social worker because I told him to eff off".
"So Xavi is leaving Barcelona at the end of the season, a one-club man who was born and raised in the local area, captained the club to European glory and seemed to be the embodiment of the club on the pitch and that's it, he just effs off?
Magnificent woman, and her response, which she published herself, is within the best, eff-off Tory traditions.
Duncan said she felt other party members had been given leeway that was not afforded to her. "Someone like Janice Atkinson [MEP], who has done so many things like telling people to eff-off and putting up her middle finger and calling a lady from Thailand a 'Ting Tong'... is now a prospective parliamentary candidate".
Once he has discussed with his PA the latest arrangements for going to see the next Manchester United match (he is a director of the club, very New Britain) Dyke bowls into his office, jacket off, effing and blinding about the latest shenanigans at the Football Association and ready with a fistful of funny stories.
Now he's railing against teacher's unions and their power: WIfe goes off: "Effing SAG is more powerful that the NEA!
