Sentence examples for to going off from inspiring English sources
"You have to allow so much time to get out there to 10 that your natural rhythm is a little thrown off, especially in a major championship because you're not used to going off 10".
Travelers choose from a list of 50 popular destinations, type in the number of people traveling with them and rank their goals and interests from golf to going off the beaten path.
The nearest she came to going off the deep end was in her early 20s, when she got her hands on the money she had made as a teenage star.
They seem less like a collective – a group of people broadly agreeing, but each prone to going off on their own tangent – than an organisation, united in aim and spirit.
By Mr. Byrne's count, there are six major options for musicians, ranging from letting labels and industry pros take care of their business functions to going off the grid "where the artist does nearly everything".
Ikea just got one step closer to going off the grid.
Weaknesses: Gingrich is prone to going off-message and making outlandish and occasionally incoherent statements.
Like a singer who quavers tauntingly, thrillingly close to going off-key, Mr. Russell never loses control.
But, he has no illusions about cities like Cairo or Alexandria when it comes to going off-grid.
A good approach to going off-road the first time is to try grass, and then gradually progress to rougher textured terrain.
