Sentence examples for off of those from inspiring English sources

Hopefully we can improve off of those levels".

"I can't even put into words how much pressure she took off of those two," Duke Coach Gail Goestenkors said of Currie.

If you were to move off of those, would it be fair to say you need the players to move off something else? BETTMAN: That's why I said before when I was asked the question, if we move off of those, the things that we would move off of in other areas that are important to players would be unpalatable to them, and it wouldn't get us to a deal.

He prescribed antidepressants, naturally; and antipsychotics to help with the antidepressants; and later, a course of amphetamines to help me concentrate – then sleeping pills for when it was time to come off of those.

Aaron Kelly, whatever you do, stay off of those "blue suede land mines".

This happened to me with some of the other meds I've taken, but I didn't care about going off of those, because they weren't effective.

There is a rather famous local T-shirt from the 1970s that was a take-off of those who had bought theirs at exotic locations around the world it was simply "Been there, done that".

Would I have to lay off all of those people?

A generation of privatisation has seen off both of those.

He ticked off some of those additions, like smoothies, salads and whole grains in oatmeal.

I'm gonna eat them off one of those classy, slanted desks from an antiques shop.