Sentence examples for getting turned off from inspiring English sources
In fact, as soon as this article is finished, this thing is getting turned off.
The rapper and producer on his infamous shiny suits, recording the Notorious B.I.G.'s "Hypnotize" and getting turned off by politics during the last election cycle.
Many Hillary voters are hardening against Obama, and more and more Obama fans are getting turned off by the idea of dragging down the Obama brand with Clinton dysfunction.
But we started to realise clients were getting turned off by the geographical distance of Leeds and the fact that we couldn't be in a meeting at the drop of a hat, so we discussed moving to London.
This is not getting turned off, but Yahoo will be stopping direct access to it.
"I'm generally skeptical about free Wi-Fi, but I haven't seen a trend where these are getting turned off," says Yankee Group analyst Berge Ayvazian.
"People will get turned off.
The sports-blaring TV screens never get turned off.
But you get worried you're gonna get swept up in it, and it might get turned off.
In short, if you're too hard-core or offensive, some of your constituents can get turned off.
