Sentence examples for were now off from inspiring English sources
Thrilled the Cameron shackles were now off and that the happy nasty party days were back in vogue, the Conservative Stuart Andrew celebrated by making a gay joke.
In an exit interview with The Weekly Standard, Bannon, who will once again take over Breitbart News, declared that his shackles were now off, and that he would make war on the forces pushing the Trump Administration away from its base and toward "globalism".
However, a spokesman for O'Connor said to assume all dates were now off.
We were now off railroad property, out of danger, in the clear, a couple of grouchy, slouchy, seedy hobos walking by the run-down dwellings at the outskirts of El Paso.
The letter says that at a meeting with city officials on June 18, lawyers from the Civil Liberties Union, representing a group seeking to hold a 50,000-person rally on the Great Lawn, were told that both the Great Lawn and the North Meadow were now off limits to political rallies because of concerns over potential damage to the grass.
The Lib Dem peer, Baroness Hussein-Ece, said the Conservatives were now "off the leash" but wouldn't be getting "an easy ride".
It had been at least an hour since we left the border town of Kilis, Turkey, and we were now off-roading across the Syria-Turkey border.
Unless skaters were prepared to gamble their hides against a guard dog's bite, they would have to accept that most of the spots they used to frequent were now off-limits.
She, too, is now off heroin.
I'm now off to Simon Hoggart's memorial service.
