Sentence examples for off the sunday from inspiring English sources

Ask people old enough to remember the Beatles together and they will reel off the Sunday night shows that used to put entire families on the sofa at once: "Bonanza," "The Wonderful World of Disney," "The Ed Sullivan Show" and "Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom".

On Wednesday, Gregory and NBC got another chance when Page Six reported that he could be taken off the Sunday show after the midterm elections.

But somehow people didn't take seriously their slogan that "First we will take care of the Saturday worshipers and then we will finish off the Sunday celebrants".

In addition to "Sister, Sister," new shows for the network include an animated series, "Steven Spielberg Presents Pinky & the Brain," a spinoff of Spielberg's "Animaniacs," which will kick off the Sunday lineup at 7 p.m.

('Ok, so next time I won't leave the window open when I sneak back in.' 'Fine then, next time I'll just blow off the Sunday night party. It really wasn't worth all this trouble anyway.' 'Oh, so this guy really is a pedophile. Thanks, dad).

Diane Sawyer is off "Good Morning America" and into the anchor chair of the network's evening newscast, "World News," starting Dec. 21; George Stephanopoulos is off the Sunday show "This Week" and into Ms. Sawyer's old slot, starting Monday.

At 8am we kick off the day.

Mr. Thompson shrugged off the day's defeat.

His remarks in Richardson Auditorium kicked off the day's program on Saturday, Feb. 21.

To kick off the day, the JV men narrowly defeated Tufts 15-12.

To kick off the day we had Jon Snoddy from Walt Disney Imagineering.