Sentence examples for off suggests from inspiring English sources
"It won't affect the value of houses in the street but it might put a few people off," suggests Carter.
The torrent of public vitriol that saw him off suggests that this couldn't have come soon enough.
A spot of unknowing incest, which of course never comes off, suggests that this is not the bland leading the bland.
The Women's Institute historian Maggie Andrews argues that the success of shows such as the Great British Bake Off suggests that attitudes may be going full circle.
"To see that he's incapable of pulling this thing off suggests that you have a systemic problem, a governance problem," Newsom told me.
Like manscaping, spray-on tans and other metrosexual affectations, having a belly one can bounce quarters off suggests that you may have too much time on your hands.
Nicked off, suggested another.
It's where you turn off "suggested apps".
The ovation as he was carried off suggested the crowd recognised genuine greatness.
The front end of the bus's roof was partially blown off, suggesting that the bomber may have exploded immediately after boarding.
He is pleased that the great partygoer has fallen, but warns against writing him off, suggesting he may try to return after the elections due in 2013.
