Sentence examples for rarely off from inspiring English sources
His voice may sound out of place at the V.F.W., but it's rarely off key.
Smit-McPhee's role asks a great deal – he must sustain the look of a starving, desperate, bewildered child through 119 minutes in which he's rarely off camera.
Whether audiences embrace "You Wont Miss Me" or decide that its title is prophetic will depend on their empathy for its messed-up lead, who is rarely off screen.
In her two films with Mr. Rivette -- the two-part "Joan the Maid" (1994) and the languorous sort-of-thriller "Secret Défense" (1998) -- Ms. Bonnaire is rarely off screen.
And in a sense he's rarely off camera: In the course of a half- hour interview with FORBES, Gordon managed to mention every company he endorses and all of his major sponsors.
For years, Sewell was rarely off horseback.
"Established donors rarely slack off".
He rarely veers off his talking points.
The Pollyannas rarely come off well against the piranhas.
PESSIMISM about the United States rarely pays off in the long run.
Investing in free agents rarely pays off, so perhaps Cashman can find a trade partner.
