Sentence examples for what off from inspiring English sources

They're always bouncing off each other; everybody going through periods of being more stressed and strange, and yet families usually make it, and it's these endless refractions of who sets what off that fascinates me.

It became a standing joke at the meetings with the CRA: as soon as someone asked if the commisisoner could go off the record, there would follow a debate about what "off the record" meant.

In fact, media outlets are already tallying up who's going to make what off each of the deals.

Anyone who deals with the media knows what "off the record" means.

It was a little like when Jeb Bush read the words "turn down for what" off a cue card on the first episode of Late Night with Stephen Colbert.

What "Off the Map" really offers is hard bodies searching for sex and soul mates there.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is to the wider Middle East what off-Broadway is to Broadway.

But no matter what off-season workout program he tries, he cannot seem to gain weight.

And who knows what off-field factors might have influenced Glisic's poor display?

Training when not on ice is another matter altogether, and theories differ about what off-ice conditioning is best.

"It is very similar to what off-price stores used to do more of in the past – basically selling second quality goods to a different consumer," she said.