Sentence examples for example off from inspiring English sources

We had to haul my sister-in-law Liz (to take just one example) off a plane to Spain because we needed her help at home.

Since Ms. Getto, once head of the Wilton High School music department, returned to Fairfield County possessed with considerable presenting (in contrast to producing) experience, she clearly expected that the playhouse would book a certain number of touring companies, in dance, for example, off season.

For example, "off" is said like "awf", and "dog" like "dowg".

For example, "off of" is always non-standard in written English and it's redundant, except when used with a gerund phrasal verb and "off" is part of the phrasal verb.

"Sinkings need to happen in deep water, for example off the Puglian coast and near the Tuscan Formiche islands," he said.

For example, off to the side of awareness could be old feelings of being left out and unwanted (perhaps from a rocky childhood) while in the foreground of awareness are feelings of being liked and included by people at work.

For example, off-road trail runners like me often jump over roots, stones or branches, or speed down stairs skipping steps.

For example, off-grid solar company M-Kopa Solar is now providing solar energy to 400,000 customers in east Africa, who pay for the service using M-Pesa.

The nature of digital offerings means that the cost of incorporating external digital innovations, for example off-premises (cloud-based) digital services, will often be less than creating and developing these solutions internally.

In the Alps' gnarly adventure capital Chamonix, for example, off-piste guiding is added to the standard TSW package of accommodation and events, while the itinerary for Niseko includes an encounter with wild snow monkeys and a 24-hour stopover in Tokyo, complete with pod hotel stay and karaoke parties.

For example, off-angle shots in "Dead in the Water" are accompanied by repetitive and discordant notes.