Sentence examples for well getting off from inspiring English sources

Well, getting off drugs, she supposes.

"If you leave your bus blank," said Mr. Yokhoe, "you might as well get off the street".

Presumably Clarke said, well if you're going to be like that then we will just ruddy well get off because I WANT TO GET MY FAST BOWLERS ON.

Though none of these ships have been built (at least not yet), they are actively seeking funding and may well get off the drawing boards.

Tips include: requesting a search warrant; installing a remotely-operated camera in your doorbell; and just telling them to bloody well get off your lawn.

By the time you actually sit down and read about being forced to arbitrate your claims, you might as well get off your computer and drive down to Banana Republic.

Guys may well get off on the sight of these two women going at it, but the entire audience can take a certain gratification in the way they turn the tables on the devious and controlling men in the picture, including Hideko's uncle (Cho Jin-woong), a pervy old purveyor of Japanese erotica who keeps a collection of human genital parts in jars.

Getting well and getting off substances was his only objective.

The whole process of loading and unloading, as well as getting off the ground and keeping the ship aloft is helped by an ingenious system held within the frame of the ship.  .

Similar findings occur when we look at withdrawal from sweet as well, indicating that getting off sugar may cause the same neurological symptoms as withdrawing from nicotine, morphine and alcohol.

I'm trying to be a guy that really cares about singing well, as opposed to getting off stage and screaming through a set.