Sentence examples for got off about from inspiring English sources

The girl entered a city bus near Tapo Street and Township Avenue, then got off about 15 minutes later at Stearns Street and Cochran Street.

In putting up about 4 more 3s than in 1991, the typical team got off about 9 fewer 2s.

Actually, I got off about 500 yards short of the visitors' entrance and walked through scores of peaceful protestors — workers who built the enormous dam in the 1970s and '80s and claim to have been cheated out of the money and benefits they were owed.

"People get off about how big the paintings are because I'm pretty petite," Cain added.

Thankfully, when we got off the highway, about 22 miles from Zihuatanejo, we were surrounded by nothing but tropical forest.

And there it sat, and sat, as cabin conditions deteriorated, from midnight Friday until passengers were able to get off about 6 a.m.

"If you think about a cubic foot of this dirt and you just heat it a little bit - a few hundred degrees - you'll actually get off about two pints of water - like two water bottles you'd take to the gym," Dr Leshin explained.

Trey Perkins, 20, told the Washington Post that a gunman barged into the room about 9 50 a.m. and opened fire for about a minute and a half, getting off about 30 shots.

The Ducks got off to about as perfect a start as possible, scoring two goals in the opening 5 minutes 42 seconds of the game, on consecutive shots against Chicago goalie Corey Crawford.

Musicians go straight there to play after they get off work, from about 7pm.

"I got off after about two minutes".