Sentence examples for going off somebody from inspiring English sources

Outdoor falls most frequently occurred when participants were in or crossing a road (22 out of 76 comments), usually when stepping up or down a kerb, crossing a road, or in three instances while getting out of a car: "…I stepped off the kerb and as I was going off somebody said, 'Come on, hurry up, the traffic is coming', and I went down in front of the traffic…" (Group 2, JW1).

"He twisted in the air, jumped around, went off somebody's neck, that was unreal," said the shooting guard Lucious Harris.

"Every time that an explosive device went off, somebody took a shot".

"Our boys are just getting ready to go off and kill somebody".

Later, after the red-haired man had gone off "to intimidate somebody else," Mr. Beatty was approached by a man whose job it was to watch over the big red-headed man because he got into so much trouble.

VJ: She's gone off in a car with somebody, somebody's picked her up in a car or something.

"Sometimes the first time it became apparent in the workplace was when something went wrong or somebody went off sick," says Warden.

We just want one to go in off somebody's knee and we'll be happy.

"When I came here in 1974," Chuck Scarborough said, "it was the hangout for NBC and was known as Studio 1-H, which was very clever within the confines of the building to say that somebody had gone off to Studio 1-H.

I wouldn't be going off to sit on somebody's lap in a restaurant.

"The lights should have gone off with somebody".