Sentence examples for to change off from inspiring English sources

Once a man (the service is only for men) gets his "trunk" of clothes, he tries them on via another Skype session (he is supposed to change off camera, but I am sure some perv customers will "forget"), gives his feedback to his personal shopper, and then decide which ones to keep.

My fortune's about to change!" off-camera, giving us a first taste of the eccentric criminal mastermind. .

"I hope Julia's high-spiritedness and her courage to change rubs off on us," said a woman from Michigan.

Just when the color of the garlic begins to change, turn off the heat and slowly add the wine, stirring to combine.

The discovery that memories were not fixed, but malleable to change, set off a sequence of experiments that have revolutionized the approach to treating PTSD.

Declaring he was going to end the "sprawl subsidy", Nenshi pushed city council to change its "off-site levy bylaw".

In 2004, the US Food and Drug Administration launched the process analytical technology (PAT) concept to stimulate the pharmaceutical industry to change from off-line to real-time quality testing.

Clemens was about 30 when he started to change his off-season workouts, beginning them shortly after the end of the regular season.

"Television is ploughing in huge amounts of money and they have the right to change kick-off times," an FA spokesman said yesterday.

Suddenly the likelihood loomed that the state so long irreconcilably opposed to income and sales taxes might have to change its off-my-back ways.

2) The modules should be activated when it is necessary to change the off-line plan.