Sentence examples for freaks off from inspiring English sources

It's the only reason we get to do the live gigs, otherwise we'd just be these freaks off the TV".

They left, but not without a struggle, went back to Richards's house and started jamming to the refrain, "Ahhhhhhh, Fuck off!" "We were just having a laugh, but Bernard turned to me and said, 'Hey, brother, you know this shit is happening!'" Fuck off became "Freak off", then "Freak Out" and the rest is dancefloor history.

To put you in the mood, Nickerson put together guide to the music of Chicago house love doctor Larry Heard, selecting a track that represents each stage of love here's what to play during the honeymoon stage, or when you find out bae freaked off with someone else, or when you know it's truly over.

A freak off-season basketball injury to Aaron Boone just several months removed from his historic home run had Yankees management looking at possible options to replace him.

Long before events such as Monsterpalooza and ScareLA, the great Monster Halloween Freak-Off of 1966 delivered an "optical psychedelic-symphonic nerve spasm".

Maybe that stranger-than-fiction dream my kiddie self and my adult writer self would never have indulged could happen: for once, maybe the freaks took off their masks, and people liked what they saw.

The T-shirts' seller, internet radio host Josh Hadley, told TorrentFreak: "First off is the irony of the estate of George Orwell being all Orwellian, but second is that you can't copyright a number".

Well, that was just a freak one-off, right?

Blame there will be, enough to go around to everyone, but let's not let a freak snowstorm kick off yet another political free-for-all.

Your self-description as a "disgusting freak" is way off, and suggests that it may be worth investigating your own relationship with weight and body image.

At one party, Mick Jagger, thinking Bowery was dancing too close to him, said: 'Fuck off, freak!' Leigh instantly replied: 'Fuck off, fossil!' Over the years, Leigh became infamous for dressing (and undressing) to chill, with 'looks' such as a giant turd emerging from a toilet seat, and for performing live enemas onstage.