Sentence examples for known off from inspiring English sources

Reeves - or Jim Moir as he is known off stage - searches, vainly, for the most apposite adjective.

McGann, a Scouser and life-long Liverpool supporter, has got old "Crazy Horse" – as Hughes was known – off to a T.

A consummate car lover, Deadmau5 – known off stage as Joel Zimmerman – took an atypical path to the New York gig, part of the Honda Stage series of concerts.

The Conants of the past, we're told, have been replaced by obscure bureaucrats, little known off their campuses and even on; their jobs reduced to groveling for gifts and answering angry e-mails.

But before those lads became real well known, off to America I had flown.

Shahid was gunned down in his office by members of a lesser known off shoot of the infamous Chhota Rajan gang a mafia group, whose relationship with a premier intelligence agency of the country was no secret.

It is a strange and compelling sound, at once old-fashioned and timeless, a result, says the singer known off-stage as Al Spx, of studying scratchy Alan Lomax field recordings, "and James Carr and Sam Cooke and all that gospel stuff.

And the communities named by the disc jockey, known off-air as Daniel A. Castro, a 56-year-old Pasadena native, extend ripple fashion along the length of the Foothill Freeway (Pasadena lies at the midpoint), stretch south toward the coast and into Orange County, span aging downtown neighborhoods and newly minted tracts in the far ends of the San Fernando and San Gabriel valleys.

The asperities of the previously known Off-Miyagi and Off-Fukushima earthquakes with magnitudes around 7.0 are also located at the boundary of the low-V and the eastern high-V zones.

The asperities of the previously known Off-Miyagi and Off-Fukushima earthquakes with magnitudes around 7.0 are also located at the boundary of the landward low-V zone and the central high-V zone.

However, these studies have been limited by the use of calpain inhibitors, which have known off-target effects.