Sentence examples for off prepared from inspiring English sources

While Chinese students may once have taken their names off prepared lists in class or were assigned names by teachers, now Western culture has inspired students to come up with their own names, even if some of them may seem quirky to Western ears.

Callers would read off prepared scripts that berated the Facebook user for using Facebook.

Reading books about these tough interview questions and then spouting off prepared answers (someone else's prepared answers) is not the way to succeed.

She even had her shoes off, prepared to go to battle.

PHOENIX: Are you reading off prepared questions and trying to pretend that they're just popping into your head?

Church administrators sent out the email asking people of its congregation to help out the Schullers by dropping off prepared meals, the Orange County Register reports.

Since that first meal, in 2000, so many customers have uttered some variation of "Give us what the president had," that the restaurant has started serving a mixed-meat sampler — a one-off prepared for Mr. Clinton and his guests — as a nightly special.

Mr. Kaine, who dislikes teleprompters, often veered off his prepared remarks, seeming elated to be under such a bright spotlight.

In April, he veered off his prepared remarks at an international economic forum to urge greater transparency and an unimpeachable legal system.

He drummed up (fake) immigrant fears, stoked (overblown) dangers to police, and went off his prepared remarks to talk about immigrants.

At a rally at Prince George's Community College in Largo, Md., Mr. Obama had veered off his prepared remarks to attack his Republican critics when he interrupted himself to alert officials that someone had fainted.