Sentence examples for time was off from inspiring English sources

I think the true depiction of our crew at the time was off, because we were skating all the time.

"Every spreadsheet we ran at the time was off by a magnitude of five or six times.

His winning time was off the world record of 48.21 he set in 1994, but he did beat the Dutch sprinter Pieter van den Hoogenband, who finished in 48.77.

A Los Angeles pickle salesman took part in a truth-and consequences radio program, was asked if he liked turkey, said sure, and in comparatively no time was off for Istanbul in an airplane, under instructions to deliver a large plaster turkey to someone in Istanbul, he had never heard of.

The New Yorker, December 25 , 1948P. 11 A Los Angeles pickle salesman took part in a truth-and consequences radio program, was asked if he liked turkey, said sure, and in comparatively no time was off for Istanbul in an airplane, under instructions to deliver a large plaster turkey to someone in Istanbul, he had never heard of.

Like a true professional, the rapper thanked CBS for the opportunity and commented on Instagram that he "powered through (even though time was off)." The actor also announced he'd be back at the Grammys next year.

My only other big obligation in terms of my time is off the table".

Tell her the time is off, then set the date to the next day or whatever day you wish.

MSNBC's prediction, echoed everywhere, including The Times, was off by 50percentt.

Despite the high pregnancy rates (29 and 28 per 100 woman-years in the CS and placebo groups, respectively; Table 3), only 4.8% of total observed person-time was off product due to pregnancy (5.1% for CS and 4.5% for placebo) because most women did not carry their pregnancy to term.

Is it not condescending to suggest that work created before their time is off-putting or uninteresting to young people?