Sentence examples for off track from from inspiring English sources

"In the past for England they ­sometimes tried to take away what your strengths and attributes were and if you went off track from what they were ­telling you, you'd get told off.

Conversations easily drift off track from the book, and sometimes an analysis of Dostoevsky's "Brothers Karamazov" (which my group read over borscht) can lead to a more general discussion of siblings, which will lead to a description of particular squabbles among someone's children, with the group becoming hopelessly diverted from its original purpose.

I don't think I'll ever be too drunk to talk about a book, but I might start going off track from the points I originally wanted to make.

It causes your mind to get off track from sleeping.

The Victorian Labor premier, Daniel Andrews, said the debate had gone off track from its origins, which were the federal government's 2014 cuts and the need for adequate funding for health.

"History has demonstrated that the financial system over all — not every piece of it, but over all — is a force for good, even if it goes off track from time to time," Mr. Miller tells a symposium at Columbia University in remarks posted on YouTube.

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"We felt that it had gone off-track from the energetic, fun and high-spirited Kenzo that existed when it first started," adds Leon.

All eight races were claiming races, and there were no on-track injuries (or off-track from what I could see ).

"We wanted to make sure that students weren't coming here doing something that was totally off-track from what they were doing in their own school," Ms. Commitante said in a recent interview.

For example: if you did poorly on that essay, maybe it's because you got off-track from your thesis.