Sentence examples for live turn off from inspiring English sources

One police officer reportedly told them: "If you want to live, turn off your cell phone".

Players who overthink it, who hold on to cards they are sure are live, "turn off their thinking and thereby close their mind to new ideas".

Maybe it's just the concept of 'business hours' that isn't something the new generation of office workers is apt at dealing with, considering they grew up living in a fragmented world where social media make up integral parts of their lives that cannot simply be turned off.

If you live alone, turn off your phone.

If you're interested in seeing how people live in other countries, turn off CNN and Fox News, and head down to your local film festival.

The episode revealed that outside security officials, apparently with the involvement of the C.I.A., were monitoring a live feed and could turn off the version shown, with a 40-second delay, to the public and reporters.

By tapping buttons on the screen, you can either turn on or turn off Live Photos, the camera's flash, or you can switch between the front and back cameras.

I can turn off my Living Room TV from my bed using my phone or my Amazon Echo.

"Some guys work all their lives and then can turn off the spigot," said Mr. Weiss, who has a wife, three children and seven grandchildren.

My husband spent the two days dashing up and down the stairs, unwilling to turn off the live coverage on the big screen.

Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark lived up to its reputation as one of the greatest gambles in musical history when it gave its first public performance to a packed audience of 1,900 at the Foxwoods theatre in Manhattan.