Sentence examples for getting off from from inspiring English sources

Sergeant Hazan and Mr. Amer had lived not far from one another in the four months since Mr. Amer came to work at Tzahi Meats, where the soldier often served customers and made deliveries in the afternoons after getting off from his army job.

But ultimately, it's more an album about good times and getting off, from the galloping surge of druggy exhilaration in "Shouting in the Evening", to the tribute to pop's ability to give voice to unspoken emotions in "Vocal", embodying that magical notion that "anything I'd want to say out loud will be sung".

Most days, their cozy dining room is crowded with an unlikely mix: silver-haired women in flowery dresses, from nearby towns; groups of young guys getting off from work; and extended families, crammed into booths, initiating the youngest into the herring clan.

When the pad is retrieving from the wall, the brake force is still exerted until the pad completely getting off from the wall (Fig. 10b).

The residence of women, nature of menses, number of pregnancies, getting off from work, not being able to afford to cater a baby, not recognizing their pregnancy, and problem related to logistics were found to be associated with second trimester abortion in the bivariate analysis.

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

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

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.

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.