Sentence examples for go off early from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, England were discomfited when she had to go off early in the second period.
"Why did alarm bells not go off early on in this sorry tale?
Perhaps if Costa is forced to go off early, he and Pepe can enjoy a donnybrook there.
My tears would occasion another argument, and my father would go off early to bed in the guest room while my mother and I sat in the kitchen.
The chums go off early (their families must still be in town), and Edward G. settles down for his third drink -- he's normally a two-drink man -- with a leatherbound edition of "The Song of Songs".
"I've got to go off early tomorrow, one of the first groups off the back side, and I should get nine holes of greens that are fairly smooth and maybe I can get the putter rolling and make some birdies".
Set your alarm clock the night before so that it will go off earlier than the time your body would naturally wake up.
Mexico defender Rafael Marquez, playing his fifth Copa América, went off early in the second half with an injury.
