Sentence examples for rip off in from inspiring English sources
"Louvers won't work, they reflect light too," he wrote in June in a blog comment on dallasnews, a Dallas Morning News Web site, "and retrofitting on a 42 story building has never been tried and the makers say they would rip off in high winds prevalent in Dallas".
There is a long history of adoption of African American slang (cool, dig, rip off) in mainstream US culture, so these findings agree with what we might expect.
Pieces of a spiny mouse's hide rip off in the clutches of an attacker, the rodent scoots free and then the skin grows back, almost as good as new.
Never one to ignore a new trend, Brown got on board with the blaxploitation boom and recorded the original film soundtracks to both Black Caesar and Slaughter's Big Rip Off in 1973.
Being ripped off in the latest TV advert?
WHAT "Saturday Night Live" character was ripped off in a Pepsi Max commercial?
"She speaks about how people have been ripped off in a way that everybody understands.
William Sitch's roof was ripped off in the Derbyshire tornado on 8 October last year.
Nor are Americans at soaring risk of being ripped off in daily life.
A lot of our products are being ripped off in China'.
There are still hundreds of Maasai being ripped off in Kenya.
