Sentence examples for going to switch off from inspiring English sources

"I heard Marco say, 'She's going to switch off,' meaning have a blackout, but Sara always looks like that in the last twenty metres.

She described the board's decision to stop watching the film after 28 minutes as "stupid", adding: "If you're going to switch off before the end, you're lazy.

He's going to switch off this outside point of view.

We're going to switch off the music, drag the bins through the bar and start putting chairs up on tables around you.

We're going to switch off the music, drag the garbage through the bar, and start putting chairs up on tables around you.

PB: (inaudible)…We're not going to switch it off or anything like that.

Paul Buchheit: We're not going to switch it off or anything like that.

But rather than say, "OK, this isn't working – we're just going to switch the DC Universe off and on again," the writer Marv Wolfman brought the readers in on the act by writing a credible (in superhero terms) explanation for why and how this was all going to happen.

You're not going to switch the traction control off are you?

Gareth is a super player and a super athlete, [but] you are not going to switch it on or off.

Bentley explained: "He went to switch the television off in his hotel, knocked a glass on the top of his foot and split his foot open.