Sentence examples for off cutting from inspiring English sources

He's off, cutting away, doing what he's doing.

Many in Congress, though, share the administration's wariness off cutting off assistance altogether.

From Friday their entitlement to working tax credits is switched off, cutting their annual income by £2,961 (about 19%).

I wrote about job hunting, how to talk to friends who had been laid off, cutting back on spending and coping with uncertainty.

But some are suggesting that NPR would be better off cutting ties with Washington in order to avoid future dust-ups.

So far, the Fed, concerned about fueling inflation, has held off cutting interest rates, which is why yields have remained flat all these weeks, Mr. Frank said.

Modray warns it is likely news of his departure would spark a sell-off, cutting the premium on the shares – or even putting them to a discount.

So, I'll just sit in the green chair 13 minutes before kick-off, cutting off the circulation to my legs, in my lucky jersey after I go to Mass, light the big candle (it can't hurt) and say a carefully worded prayer.

There are other things you can cut off without cutting off your job to "focus on your business".

The crew works rotating shifts for days at a time -- seven hours on, five hours off -- cutting and rinsing the scallops in seawater, vacuum-packing them and flash-freezing them, all within three hours after they are hauled out of the water, he said.

Scrape the potatoes off a cutting board using a knife.