Sentence examples for going to rip off from inspiring English sources

"When I'm up there, I feel like the wings and tail are going to rip off," one man said.

So we're going to rip off that cloak of secrecy and extend transparency as far and as wide as possible".

"As soon as I started walking down there, it felt like your boot was going to rip off your foot," he said.

"How are people going to rip off the institution using new technology devices?" Mr. Brand said fraud isn't the only fear of the banks.

"The instant I saw what they were doing," said Mr. Jones, who was a subscriber from the start, "the light bulb went off, and I thought, 'We're going to rip off this idea.' For us, it will be an interesting way of doing things differently after 25 years of releasing physical discs.

"It's like the marketing department for this company was like, you know what, we need a shorthand to say north and cold and nature and we can't be bothered to come up with our own recognisable symbols, so we're just going to rip off somebody else," he said.

If someone's going to give us [grief] about [repeating] something that was unique or novel, I'm not going to lose sleep at night". "If you're going to rip anybody off, rip yourself off," Wasserman said.

"The days of the plaid-jacketed guy who's going to rip you off are gone for the most part," says Jon Linkov, Consumer Reports' managing editor for autos.

I had to tug! Were you worried you were going to rip it off?

"I just kept thinking in my ignorant anti-Semitic head oh, he's going to rip me off, he's a Jew.

"She told me if I went to New York, they were going to rip me off and that I would end up in Baja someday broke and poor," he said.