Sentence examples for fact off from inspiring English sources

In fact, off the top of my head, I can't think of anything else that happened in 1998.

In fact, off the top of my head, I can name four: Christina Applegate, Olivia Newton John, Lynn Redgrave and Kathy Bates have all publicly discussed their mastectomies.

The bloke next to me suggests that Suggs is, in fact, "off his nut", and later in the show he ends Baggy Trousers with the words: "Mr Pharmacist … I can't tell you what a fantastic weekend I'm having".

In fact, "Off the Record" is the name of the series, which was developed by the Yale Politics Initiative (YPI), a non-partisan, student-run departmental initiative that aims to bring students together with political leaders, operatives, and activists from across the political spectrum to inspire careers in politics and public service.

Silverton Mountain (PAF: NA) - Silverton's PAF score is, in fact, off of the charts.

Update: We've heard from a third source that the deal is in fact off and that Groupon's revenue run rate is now at $2 billion instead of the oft-quoted $500 million.

In fact, off-balance sheet reporting and other financial reporting practices sanctioned by companies and their audit committees have often obscured the very transparency so necessary for effective risk management and risk oversight.

They also contend that of the 300,000 acres that the department says can be developed, most are in fact off-limits because of local zoning, lack of sewage-treatment capacity and other environmental problems.

In fact, off-hand comments can yield powerful insights that may fundamentally alter the design of a product, as well as inspire ideas for new products.

These photographs are, in point of fact, off-putting in their unoriginality and outright lack of vision.

She provides these facts off-handedly and there's a sense that she's leaving out as much, if not more, than she includes.