Sentence examples for sentences off from inspiring English sources

"We have a head coach who starts sentences off with, 'If it's O.K. with the owner, I'm going to... ' do this and that before he talks about his actions and cuts, a head coach who doesn't know about players already cut, and now we're bringing in consultants in what is supposed to be his area of expertise," said one Redskins player who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Another student said, 'sometimes, I cut my sentences off, finishing them half a minute later, with a long period of silence in between', concluding that '[I] should speak more clearly and slowly, and let the patient finish her sentences'.

He seemed to scrape his sentences off the cruddy cobblestones of his parents' bleak, rural West of Ireland.

Elsewhere, and particularly in the long and multi-generational origin stories that we are given for each of the characters, the prose flounders, and I found myself willing the sentences off the page and on to a stage, with Tempest's unique delivery and the rigorous thump of a backbeat marshalling new life into the words.

Many prisoners suddenly discover, post-conviction, that they had a drinking problem (participating in rehab shaves time off sentences).

"He just left part of the sentence off," says Tranter. "The BBC should not be 'all things to all people, all the time'.

Pro tip: If you ever hear an investment banker start a sentence off with "This is going to sound cynical," you'd better brace yourself for a blast of weapons-grade cynicism right in the face.

Sentences trailed off into gestures.

His sentences trailed off in the middle.

They interrupt, they desert thoughts half-expressed, sentences trailing off, or exploding in bursts of passion.

Jeff Adrien's sentences trailed off almost as soon as they started.