Sentence examples for try to work off from inspiring English sources

We'd try to work off whatever meat the saucier was cooking.

"I just try to work off of him and find space off of his movement.

I folded my jeans neatly and shoved them in a locker, then headed to a stair-climbing machine to try to work off my stress.

The George Washington Bridge This is the part of the staycation where you guiltily try to work off the beer belly you have developed from all the beach lounging and boardwalk meandering.

"We will try to work off the same page," he said.

For now I'm gonna go try to work off this hangover.

"Across Germany, police are trying to work off 20m hours of overtime – that equates to 1,150 jobs that are in effect missing," he said.

By John Updike The New Yorker, August 19 , 1961P. 25 In moving from Olinger to Firetown, David Kern, fourteen, tries to work off some of his disorientation by arranging books.

Mr. Shrode, who works in sales for a technology company, said: "Nobody I knew in college got up in the morning and tried to work off a hangover like some of these guys do.

"They are being paid by the government, cash, or they might be criminals trying to work off their own debt, instead of going to jail, and they frequently entrap people who are young and opinionated," Mr. McNicholas said.

Sunday morning I tried to work off some of the good life at the Claremont's fitness center, in the company of well-heeled locals and a smattering of hotel guests.