Sentence examples for off the record with from inspiring English sources

Don't whinge off the record with columnists and definitely don't do it at a press conference with another world leader.

Some officials switch from background, on the record to off the record with dizzying speed; and one person's definition of off the record is another's background.

He started off the record with a Grand Ole Opry song, and Jimmy actually came in and played on volumes two and three that we did of the Circle records.

King and his band, who've been tightening their infectious sound with over 100 gigs from Chicago to the West Coast and Hawaii, finish off the record with two standout tunes.

What he has learned is that if you accept an off-the-record with Trump, he'll surely burn you.

The discussions were off-the-record, with each participant present in his or her own capacity, rather than representing an organization.

The workshop discussions were off-the-record, with each participant present in his or her own capacity, rather than representing an organization.

And everyday conversations (especially off-the-record) with journalists give officials a chance to both keep Israel in the news and tilt coverage against it with the hope that domestic uproar and editorial comment will push the principals against Israel.

And everyday conversations (especially off-the-record) with journalists give officials a chance to both keep Israel in the news and tilt coverage against it--with the hope that domestic uproar and editorial comment will push the principals against Israel.

I recently spoke off-the-record with one of Wall Street's chief economists.

Trump was scheduled to meet off-the-record with Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr. and a few other key representatives of the paper before participating in an on-the-record session with the reporters and editorial columnists, a Times spokeswoman told The Huffington Post on Monday. .