Sentence examples for lives off of from inspiring English sources
Requiring little fuel, the animal lives off of the fat that is stored in its body.
"It still lives off of that anger, and nothing of that sort of fire has really taken hold on the other side," Professor Primus said.
"Beauty and the Beast" A young woman rejects a financially independent hunter in favor of an unemployed nobleman who lives off of the labor of others.
Ms. Hernandez, a native of the Dominican Republic, lives off of her Supplemental Security Income and pays $113 a month in rent.
Chantaporn Ratana, 24, student at Essex County College and part-time secretary, who lives off of Clinton Avenue in the South Ward "Newark is not as bad as everyone says it is.
Television lives off of maudlin and mawkish and emotionally overbaked moments, but last night brought an all too rare and genuine moment of actual emotion, when Canadian skater Joannie Rochette nailed her short program.
We live off of a dirt road.
"People are still living off of water bottles and living off of filters," she said.
"I live off of opportunities and the mistakes of defenders.
"We live off of very modest book royalties.
