Sentence examples for off for a full from inspiring English sources

Unabashed, and this being our first experience of nouvelle cuisine, he suggested in the same loud voice that, delicious though the meal had been, what we really needed to do now was go off for a full helping of fish and chips.

And at least Xobni's complete and total death was held off for a full year.

I'm still putting the RedEye through a variety of well-thought-out (not) and rigorous (not) tests, so we'll hold off for a full review.

VIP tickets for the Gala are still available, but for those intent on a more affordable way to experience the festivities, the evening serves as a kick off for a full week of more modestly priced cocktail events all over Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens.

The search was called off for a full day this week because conditions were too dangerous for the search crews, which come from Australia, the United States, New Zealand, China, Japan and South Korea.

She trailed off for a full minute then asked, "Sorry, what are we talking about again?" Image: "The Frog Prince and other stories," by Walter Crane, 1874, Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.

That month-long tour will see the quartet playing smaller venues before setting off for a full-fledged arena tour that matches their "Typical" big sound.

Northern Ireland's Stephanie Meadow has lost out in a marathon play-off for a full LPGA Tour card in Florida.

The temporary break also allows a donor to carry forward any unused write-off for a full 15 years, instead of the normal five.

Same for the provision that allows a non-farmer donor to use a conservation donation deduction to wipe out 50% of his gross income in any year, up from the normal 30% that is a permanent part of the law, and carry forward any unused write-off for a full 15 years, instead of the normal five.

To achieve the time-off goals especially for a full day off when consultants had daily interactions with the client this fundamental assumption about how work was done had to be revisited.