Sentence examples for to go completely off from inspiring English sources

We can be as alternative as we like here but I'm not going to go completely off on a tangent for this first one.

The Ground Renewable Expeditionary Energy Network System enables Marines to go completely off the grid without a generator.

But in a world of 24-hour communication, is it realistic – or indeed advisable – to go completely off the radar?

The problem, it turns out, with giving players interactivity in VR stories, is that they take it as a golden opportunity to go completely off piste.

I'm now on my fifth, which is almost certainly why this live blog is threatening to go completely off the rails.

If they had wanted to go completely off the grid, Mr. Christophers said, "We could have filled our cellar with lead acid batteries, but they actually would have had a negative environmental impact".

"There have been so many diversions from the original story in the last couple of seasons that I think the audience is ready to go completely off-book.

Though homophobic structures of the closet and cold war conspiracies create an atmosphere of paranoia for both, neither decide to go completely "off-grid". Instead, they flirt endlessly with the possibility of disappearance — and in fact do so in the most spectacular way possible.

Since that time, Eigg has become the first island of its size to go completely off-grid, setting up it's own 24 hour power supply from renewable resources.

Occasionally, Dr. Lepore said, "it just goes completely off the trolley".

The question is: how long before the whole thing goes completely off?