Sentence examples for ladies off from inspiring English sources

If you stink, all the above won't matter, nothing turns the ladies off faster than body odour.

One thing that turns ladies off instantly is when a man talks to her and nods vigorously, but shows that he's not really listening at all.

You never kicked any little old ladies off the welfare rolls, or ticketed a jaywalker, or banished a hot-dog peddler or arrested some hapless cabbie.

Not long ago, in the clinic, a fellow pediatrician and mother asked whether we were still teaching our sons old-fashioned elevator etiquette: stand back and let the ladies off first.

However, according to easyJet's own health advice, so are women on oral contraceptives, those over 40 and the "very tall, very short, or obese"—so most of us that is.As I suspected, and later confirmed with the government's Health and Safety Executive, there isn't a clause for kicking pregnant ladies off flights in health-and-safety legislation.

The fact that the paramedics arrived and hauled one of the roller ladies off for a night in the infirmary was passed off as a regular, but mild inconvenience.

Tonight's program, though, is a gentler offering, focused on the need to help your child grow morally by giving him "the moral reason why" when you reprimand him for, say, careering around the churchyard and knocking old ladies off-balance -- the example given in the video.

Joan Rivers Get that lady off the carpet and into the theatre!

She could be, and should be, tagged a First Lady of Off-Broadway--along with others like Kathleen Chalfant and Marin Ireland.

If she's right and her Distinguished Ladies take off, they could change the face of sitcoms for good.

The ladies got off with many a "Merci!" Another lady edged up to the driver, as he approached 70th St., and said.