Sentence examples for off to said from inspiring English sources

Behind all the competitive marketing hype lies a joint determination to shore up London's standing as the musical capital of the world - not least to be shown off to said world as such, in high style, during the 2012 cultural Olympiad.

A testament, if anecdotal, to the lasting powers of Bill Watterson's comic strip "Calvin and Hobbes": my older sister's childhood copies were passed along to me, then to my younger brother, then off to said sister's ten-year-old stepson, before ending up in the possession of her three-year-old daughter.

By Jenna Krajeski December 17, 2009 A testament, if anecdotal, to the lasting powers of Bill Watterson's comic strip "Calvin and Hobbes": my older sister's childhood copies were passed along to me, then to my younger brother, then off to said sister's ten-year-old stepson, before ending up in the possession of her three-year-old daughter.

I met the Cal bus and Ed got off to say hello to me.

"I welcome people to write me off, to say I won't come back.

A safe, functioning democracy seems a long way off, to say the least.

Mr. De Niro began, before Justice Obus cut him off to say he could not answer the question.

I sent an email off to say I think I could do a good job.

But Sellers wasn't too pleased, cutting her off to say, "She gave the Wu some tang".

"It's too far off to say right now".

It wouldn't be too far off to say that we pretty much thrive on it.