Sentence examples for may go off from inspiring English sources

"May go off in your face".

Otherwise, the next bomb sent our way may go off.

I am afraid it may go off in my hand.

(In fact, I may go off and try a Viking story).

It's tricksy and desperate stuff, and it may go off in your hand at any time".

Now that they are no longer being governed by the hated Tories, the Welsh may go off devolution altogether.

It's superbly slick, and although Sammy J and his puppet co-star Randy may go off-script and break the fourth wall at times, the technical aspects of the show are evidently put together with careful rehearsal and the intention to do a professional job.

Also, you may find that focusing on stories doesn't work with some people: Talkative people may go off-topic too often, and more reserved people may be reticent, offering only short answers.

"If it is knocked or rubbed hard it may well go off".

Depending on how the roads fare over another week, the races -- open to sleds pulled by three, four, six or eight dogs or to skiers pulled by dogs -- may not go off, according to Kathy Murarik, the club president.

While they are being bombarded with offers of cheap fares, meant to make flying more attractive, they also have to face the uncertainty that their trips may not go off as planned.