"get offline" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to disconnect from the internet or to stop using the internet. Example: "It's time to get offline and go to bed."
"I'm trying to get offline".
"We need to get offline content online.
"I want you to get offline, too," she said.
LEAVE THE LAPTOP People try to get offline as much as they can, but I enjoy flipping through blogs or flipping through Tumblr.
To scan today's daily deals, then get offline and head to that bacon tasting or pole-dancing class you just paid for (Yipit).
"I'd be telling Breck to get offline and he'd literally have Dayne's voice in his earphones telling him not to listen.
But once they got offline – meeting in a pub one evening – things seemed to change.
Compensation aside, Kmart's online operation had its own appeal, Ms. Lyons said: "I also knew that by coming here, I'd be getting offline experience, which is important.
"This is an incredible instance of something that happens online, happens via the online transfer of information, and maybe it never got offline," said Lisa Lynch, an assistant professor of journalism at Concordia University in Montreal, who has been studying Wikileaks almost since its creation in 2006.
Despite his past, Hopscotch doesn't sell diapers and other commodities that can be easily got offline.
Getting offline reviews from people who lived in a city tended to trump whatever we could find out by browsing the Internet or Yelp mobile app.
