Sentence examples for gone off just from inspiring English sources

It hasn't gone off; just aged a little.

The bomb went off just after 7 a.m.

Champagne bottles were going off, just like on the invitation.

The explosives went off just before 8 a.m., next to a group of girls.

"They went off just as they were, in their shirtsleeves," a fireman's widow later told the journalist Svetlana Alexievich.

Could a sound that dull have come from bombs going off just a few streets away, wreaking havoc?

So, apart from the fire alarm going off just before we finished recording, it went well.

It went off just seconds after two armored Russian military vehicles passed.

They went off just as they were, in their shirt sleeves.

It was gotten under control but some water got in the fire alarm and it went off just as the fire in the shed was over.

The explosions went off just before 8 a.m., when the highway was crowded with people driving to work and buses ferrying children to school.