Sentence examples similar to high go off from inspiring English sources

The truck which challenged millions of drivers to sit way up high, go off-road and inspired an entire generation of too-big vehicles in too many hands, is back in an all new iteration.

The mutuel field grouped the horses with longest odds; as a result four or five horses that might have gone off at 50-1 or higher went off together at much lower odds.

The backup quarterback Jarrett Brown, who came in during the drive when White was injured, had a high snap go off his fingertips, resulting in a 17-yard loss.

That was our biggest series last year that we've ever had so it's a high to go off on".

In the UK a 16 year old can graduate high school and go off to college or start a job, if they want.

Housing associations are a good example: "Things like refrigerators or water heaters [could] have a fixed frequency of 50 hertz, and when that goes higher those products go off.

If there is a high dive, don't go off it first.

"Those grasses are like chest-high, really set to go off.

They go off the high dive.

Divorce rates have always been high in America, as people go off in search of the newer opportunity.

Technically, someone too chicken to go off the high board could do the same, but everyone made mental note of the pretender in their midst.