Sentence examples for off for some reason is from inspiring English sources

He takes the crust off, for some reason — is my son under here?

*Yes, I know it's officially AOL (not Aol), but I just write it this way to piss off Robin — who for some reason is really stubborn about us spelling it in all UPPERCASE.

As a freelancer, any time I take off for whatever reason is unpaid.

So the Sidekick Slide problem – shutting off for no reason – is real and it's fabulous.

"From a therapeutic perspective you may want to turn a gene on that needs to be on but for some epigenetic reason is turned off," he says.

The game first took off in Scandinavia, for some reason, but is now the top word game in 84 countries as ranked by Apple's App Store.

Wheeler Park was corralled off for some reason, and the only two people who looked remotely down on their luck were sleeping.

Analysts say the government is holding off for a reason: it is trying to reshape the economy while reducing its future role.

And the app will alert you in your inbox if account sync is turned off for some reason, to help keep you from missing messages.

To make your villain believable, make them honestly believe that what they do is good, just necessary evil to achieve larger good, justifiable or something that can be shrugged off for some reason.

That is, McCain wakes up one day and wants to piss off to Colombia for some reason, that's what they do.