Sentence examples for turned off from from inspiring English sources

Like other parks department fountains, it is turned off from late October until mid-April.

People who'd been turned off from computer science flooded in.

Sales fell as advertisers turned their backs on Stewart's magazines and viewers turned off from her shows.

We were heading for a trail named Cabin Fever which, as soon as we turned off from the fireroad ascent, was nothing short of extraordinary.

Nothing prepared me for the vista that suddenly opened up as we turned off from that village and hit the edge of the Jordan Rift Valley.

Developers, he added, "are not going to roll the dice that someone is going to be turned off from buying in the building".

Only then will we know for sure who's turning out and who's turning off from our democracy.

"This scandal could give investors one more reason to turn off from the whole college savings process, and that's the last thing that families need to do".

Earlier this week, the senior Labour MP said the issue was even more acute because the people turning off from politics were "the people who need political action and are dissuaded from doing so".

So much so that many readers of this article might already be starting to turn off from my argument, because Eurovision as silly, dismissable, tasteless – well, just a bit too "European", really – is the only possible interpretation.

The road that turns off from the main coastal motorway begins to crumble into the surrounding wilds as it meanders towards the sea, ending in a ramshackle car park under the trees.