Sentence examples for going off again from inspiring English sources
He describes her "darting — like a bird coming onto the stage and going off again.
The bombs were going off again at Rodman's Neck, the police firing range across the water.
The local British army commander sarcastically described the RAF "appearing from God knows where, dropping their bombs on God knows what, and going off again God knows where".
Pistorius replied that she never, ever cried out; then he said that, with the ringing in his ears from the gun going off again and again — "the decibels" — he couldn't have heard anything.
But, whatever the book's merits as cultural history, an enormous number of women recognized themselves in its pages, and many wrote Friedan grateful letters describing the book's effect on them: "I feel, today, as though I had been filled with helium and turned loose!" "Like light bulbs going off again and again".
But the smoke detectors started going off again.
She hurried inside through the wind and the sideways rain, and then her phone went off again.
"If you're going to bed and a wave crashes, you think a bomb's gone off again".
There was a moment when the lights went off again, but Jordan screwed the yellow bulb into the socket; then the lights came on and stayed on.
