Sentence examples for fools off from inspiring English sources

Not to say I haven't cut a few fools off [laughs], but for the essential I keep it close.

It's often necessary to mark off two fools or jerks by discrepant heights: Bouvard is tall but pot-bellied while Pécuchet is short.

Legend holds that the session had been sluggish until Presley started "acting the fool" off-tape, singing a version of Arthur Crudup's blues song That's Alright.

The Russos, brothers from Cleveland, where the movie takes place, write and direct with a sloppy exuberance that is sometimes hard to distinguish from incompetence, but the cast members, happily slumming, mugging and making fools of themselves, toss off some gratifyingly silly slapstick moments.

And in an attempt to be cool these fools come off rude and annoy I mean "I don't call you dude – Stop calling me Homeboy!" I don't mean to scream it's just that this ain't the way I envisioned the dream For the last time I don't want to be on the office basketball team And no I don't know where the fine young black honeys hang out at Plus you're married Bob and Becky wouldn't like that.

Only a fool blows off Totenberg, and Yevgeny Kutik is no fool.

I danced my fool head off".

"Up until Topshop, the worst of his behaviour was playing the fool, showing off, posing for the cameras," he said.

"So my cell phone was ringing and you picked it up — " "It was ringing its fool head off, doing that dumb riff from 'Purple Rain,' or whatever it is, jumping around on the bed.

"If lots of money were involved, would I still be working my fool head off at age 70?" By then she was working as a cook for a meals program for the elderly in Aberdeen.

The scores have been close, the participants heroic, the plays memorable, and the fans in their painted faces and school-colored garments have been screaming their fool heads off.