Sentence examples for thinking off from inspiring English sources

It turns out that some individuals can think themselves into states of sexual ecstasy — a phenomenon known clinically as spontaneous orgasm and popularly as "thinking off".

Many YouTube videos now purport to show people using controlled breathing and erotic introspection to achieve what they describe as "thinking off" and "energy orgasms".

The New Yorker, May 25 , 1940P. 11 We have been thinking off and on all week about Shirley Temple, who has retired at eleven with three million dollars.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, May 25 , 1940P. 11 We have been thinking off and on all week about Shirley Temple, who has retired at eleven with three million dollars.

Calling the President "an Ivy League law professor who never met a thought he didn't like," Mr. McCain said that he was urging Mr. Obama "to please take thinking off the table".

"Kevin has to do some serious thinking off the field.

Certainly the organizer of "Free" — Lauren Cornell, the executive director of Rhizome.org and an adjunct curator at the New Museum — deserves credit for thinking off-screen.

Things take a shocking turn when — — Sorry, I was dozing off, thinking of another movie.

But the company also said it was thinking of selling off major parts of its business.

He goes off, thinking of his wife and sons, thinking of how history has left him in peace.

About a year ago, UIC said it was thinking of selling off the noncore businesses.