Sentence examples for language off from inspiring English sources

Joe Cole's body language off the bench.

A Brooklyn attorney, Eric Snyder, has sued to get the skewed language off the ballot.

His body language off the ice and his players' forlorn body language on it told the story of the Islanders' 2-0 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes.

Helen Marten, an artist still in her 20s, and whose Chisenhale Gallery exhibition has travelled from Zurich en route to the US, has taken tradition, and the English language, off on her own tack in her interviews and statements.

"They are taking language off the shelf that's been ready to go into any vehicle," said Roger Pilon, vice president for legal affairs at the Cato Institute, the libertarian research group.

Another point worth noting is that there was never any discussion about adding high fructose corn syrup to any Honest Tea product -- the discussion only focused on whether we would take the "no high fructose corn syrup" language off our package.

Foul language, off-color jokes, and overly flirtatious behavior are signs of poor judgment.

After all, what is driving these languages off the cliff but sheer economics?

No one knows what made the Germanic language branch off from the Indo-European family.

Just when I felt primed to classify, the rhythm morphed and the language veered off to another continent.

Given the damage caused by witchcraft accusations in Africa, this kind of language sets off alarm bells.