Sentence examples for get off from from inspiring English sources

The stern airman admonished us: "Get off from the front.

When I get off from work and spit, it's all black".

"One theory is that maybe he will get off from the other conviction," Mr. Askin said.

In this case, they chatted a bit about basketball and high school, learning that Mr. Thompson was waiting for his girlfriend to get off from her job at a store.

He spent only three weeks in Prague – the maximum length of time he could get off from his job as a stockbroker in the City – though he worked in the evenings during the following eight months to complete the mission.

Their mothers taught together at the Beijing No. 2 School for the Deaf and the Mute, and the girls would play together in the schoolyard in the afternoon as they waited for their mothers to get off from work.

Anytime after she got off from work would do, she said.

On many days, Alpha Manzueta gets off from one job at 7 a.m., only to start her second at noon.

A friend asked him to pitch in a beer league "with accountants who just got off from work," O'Day said.

A few people got off from each of the other coaches; he recognized most of them, but none of them offered to give him a ride.

If you had an agenda against buses, you could develop a bus linking program and record the last bus stop victims got off from.