Sentence examples for taking something off from inspiring English sources

"It seemed like every other month I was putting something on the menu or taking something off," he says.

"I hear Jeff and know if he's taking something off our mutual to-do list," Rich said.

Walking up to a shelf and taking something off and then sticking it into a bag and walking out will feel weird to a lot of people, and it may feel weird for a very long time.

Sign up for a new cross-company initiative or propose taking something off your boss's plate," suggests Dillon.

"He was going slower into his windup, and that seemed to be taking something off his form.

On her way to the bras she bought black leather gloves and a pair of boots that zipped to the knee, never looking at the price before taking something off the shelf.

If we don't know if we should take something off, we will.

"Before, he'd throw ball one, ball two, then take something off and throw a very hittable pitch.

He changed his arm angle, knew when to put something on, when to take something off, gave it a little more sink, a little more side break.

"The economy is in a good place now in terms of momentum and strength, and it will need it as the government spending cuts will take something off growth as the year progresses," said Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ in New York.

"The whole thing could flip again if we beat Milan and Barcelona take something off Ajax".