Sentence examples for going off this from inspiring English sources

Going off this assumption, it is possible to determine the likelihood of a packet being lost, depending on whether the packet immediately before it was received or lost.

Robert De Niro is going off: "This fucking idiot is the President.

So when it's going off this afternoon and the sweat and blood is flying, it will come down to thought.

Another bomb had gone off, this time in the lobby of a hotel near the American Embassy.

"If everything had gone off, this place would have been a parking lot," an American diplomat told me at the time.

But when the lights go off this time, instead of making babies or cursing your dead flashlight batteries or whatever you normally do during a blackout, indulge in a little wishful thinking.

"Going off this week to vacation in Hawaii does not make any sense whatsoever," Cokie Roberts, one of the resident sourpusses on ABC's "This Week with George Stephanopoulos," complained.

I went off the reservation with this hire.

"Could this go off the rails in the next 24 hours?" he asked.

When this goes off, the person with the most completed boxes wins.

"And actually, they're going off the menu this week".