Sentence examples for foot off of from inspiring English sources

With a 5-Speed, never let your foot OFF of the GAS pedal during shifts, this is known as "Power Shifting" and will make your car "Lurch" forward after every gear change.

Fortunately, Bachinger took his foot off of the accelerator for just a few points, and the momentum changed.

It's easy to do, to take the foot off of the gas for a moment to rest after the arduous work of winning the first two sets.

Chairman Ben S. Bernanke had indicated at a Congressional hearing earlier this year that the central bank might start to "taper" its pace of new purchases in the coming months, essentially starting to ease its foot off of the accelerator though not putting it on the brake.

Starting with the track 'Numbered Days,' this 12-track platter never takes its foot off of the throttle".

I've been interested in scale dislocations since living in Rome, especially from teaching a class called "Drawing Monuments" for Trinity College -- we'd draw Constantine's giant foot off of Michelangelo's Campidoglio, which as an American reminded me of Claus Oldenburg before it made me think of the history of the personage it belonged to.

In Level I of the exercise, participants were instructed to lift their right foot off of the table and flex the knee and the hip to 90° and have the thighs contact the wooden frame, then lift the left foot off to the same position, then lower the legs (left then right) to return to the starting position.

25. (S/NF) Day said SYG Rasmussen "must not take his foot off the accelerator of reform".

Much of the literature agrees that foot off reliably occurs at 60%to62%2% of a physiological gait cycle [ 7, 10– 16].

Several feet off, a group of fishermen waited for a nibble.

Lift your front foot, and jump off of the tail with your back foot, making the board do a heelflip.