Sentence examples similar to plug it off from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'plug it off' is not correct or usable in written English
It is an informal phrase that would only be used in spoken English. For example: "Can you turn off the lights? No? Alright, I'll just plug it off."
Get a transistor, plug it in, and off you go.
Just plug it in and off you go.
You turn it on, turn it off, plug it in.
And next to his crib was a dresser with a little Victrola and we used to buy children's records, and he couldn't turn it on and off but he could pull the plug out and put it back so we kept it on all the time and he'd use the plug to put it off or on.
Push it through until it's even with the squared-off end of the plug and round it off if necessary, using a file.
When you turn off your iPod/iPhone to charge it, turn it off after you plug it in.
Plug it back in, it turns off and resumes recharging.
You stick the hard drives in there (or get a model that includes hard drives right from the get-go), plug it into your network, and off you go.
When I take the bracelet off and plug it into my iPhone, UP talks to MyFitnessPal, and vice versa.
When you plug it in, it'll turn off, so you'll manually need to turn it on.
First off, I can't plug it enough: the show returns in its new time slot, Thursdays at 8 00 PM on Fox.
