Sentence examples for going off one from inspiring English sources

Rapturous applause and high-spirited dancing – "It's going off!", one of the Mancunians exclaimed delightedly – confirmed that their fusion of old and new styles defies all notions of time.

Having reportedly congratulated LeMond on second place before the 25km time trial, he was shocked to see the American, going off one ahead of him, eat up his advantage: 21 seconds up at 11.5km, 24 ahead at 14, 29 in front at 18.

My eyes were burning, stinging, the smoke was really coming through by now... shattered glass everywhere, explosions going off one after the other, non-stop gunfire, water from the broken pipe flooding the floor, the ceiling falling in, and the fire was getting closer.

There was the syncopated sound of alarm bells that were going off, one after another, in the stores we passed.

It's like a million camera flash bulbs going off one after another.

The blast is actually a series of bursts, like a string of firecrackers going off one after another.

The lights go off, one by one — the dressing-room lights, the mirror lights.

"We went off on one of these retreats and we said: 'You know what we're going to be when we grow up?

Anyway, yesterday we asked you – yeah, you: the one who's always going off on one in the comments – to send us your Snapchat messages for David Cameron.

Sol Campbell going off on one about mansion tax?

Like, it's very possible in Rocket League to actually do some amazingly cool and crazy stuff that is very childlike – am I going off on one, here?