Sentence examples similar to getting off book from inspiring English sources

"It helps to have someone who gets when I'm sitting at the coffee table trying to get off book memorizing lines, making weird faces and asking her to run lines with me".

Slow Writing; or, Getting Off the Book Standard: What Can Journal Editors Do? Lindsay Waters has argued elsewhere that the dominant position of the book in humanities scholarship is ripe for challenge.

Mr. Marx has said getting off-site books should take about a day.

That economist is John Taylor, and his book is Getting Off Track: How Government Actions and Interventions Caused, Prolonged and Worsened the Financial Crisis.

In his Getting Off Track, a nifty little book, Taylor exposes, as plain as day, the culprit behind the financial boom-bust: Greenspan.

As soon as I get off the book tour, I'm going to sit down and start my second novel.

Bureaucratic hoops make it extremely difficult for refugees to find work legally, so most asylum seekers get off-the-books jobs that pay enough money to pay rent for a small, shared room.

In the past few weeks, several news pieces have addressed the issue of women getting off on these books and what that means.

Cattrall wrote all about getting off in her 2002 book, "Satisfaction: The Art of the Female Orgasm".

I haven't seen him in some time now but I should start seeing him more when I get off this book tour.

"The good clients haven't found their way over there yet, just the trolls who do prank calls just to get off, and book no-show appointments".