Sentence examples for off the cinema from inspiring English sources

People are being put off the cinema because there are cheaper alternatives.

It is at this point that the man behind me starts braying with laughter, his rising yodel of mirth almost lifting the roof clean off the cinema.

Anyone who has followed the hysteria that traditionally follows every new advance in media technology will recognise the narrative: television was going to kill off the cinema, computers were going to kill off television and the poor old wireless would degenerate into a nostalgic companion for the elderly.

I thought No Country For Old Men was dreadful, worst film of the year, and it put me right off the cinema.

The coming of Technicolor shoved a generation of anti-heroes and private eyes off the cinema screens and back into the pages of the detective thriller.

"Demand" indeed – apparently Mr B's was still being bombarded with membership enquiries just prior to its closure, somewhat dispelling the idea that internet porn has killed off the cinemas.

As the movie began, its noisy sound effects were joined by the sound of something heavy bouncing off the roof of the cinema.

My girlfriend and I were off to the cinema.

There's something deliciously naughty about sloping off to the cinema after lunch.

While he diligently attended German classes, I spent my time bunking off at the cinema.

I suggest you try to relax, perhaps take yourself off to the cinema.