Sentence examples for question off from inspiring English sources
She cast the question off with her peculiar gaiety.
Obama does, and also how, at certain moments, to push the question off the court.
But Del Bosque appeared keen above all to put the question off until after the World Cup, at one point noting that once the Australia game is out of the way there would not be another game until September.
"It reached a very, very high point of literacy when Mailer asked me why didn't I just read the next question off the question sheet, and I said, 'Why don't you fold it five ways and put it where the moon don't shine?' It's not Mark Twain, it's not Oscar Wilde, it's not Noel Coward -- I don't know where I got that from".
Chu brushed the question off, saying, "It's not my domain".
He found the question off-putting and dropped his spy ambitions for journalistic ones (although he points out that he knew the right answer — a 7-iron).
And, she said, she found that question off-putting because it's not a football game and it's not a matter of being on one side or the other but of being true to the facts and sensitive to injustice in whatever form.
No idea should be off-limits, no question off-base.
Put those questions off for at least one more game.
Garrett Jackson, Mr. Romney's body man, tried to brush the questions off: "Guys, this is a football game," he said.
