Sentence examples for really off with from inspiring English sources

Now trade is certainly good for economic growth, but anyone believing the Trans Pacific Partnership (which is now unlikely to go forward) or our free trade agreements will do much (if anything) to improve growth are really off with the fairies.

Really off -- curled up somewhere with no physical activity, not even eating or drinking.

Nobody really notices when it's not there but when it actually kicks off, it can sometimes really kick off with passions running as high as some of China's tackles in the infamously bruising 2008 edition.

"Entourage" couldn't really sign off with a Hollywood ending.

Beatlemania really took off with "She Loves You".

Are you really better off with one, given all the things that can go wrong?

The idea really took off with the growth of the internet and e-commerce.

We taught them about the birds and symbols -- they really took off with that.

"I would guess he's really gotten off with a bang," Mr. Brunell said.

Is a graduate really better off with a sports marketing degree instead of a marketing degree?

But during World War II his career really took off with the witty and refined "Le Mariage de Chiffon".