Sentence examples for word off from inspiring English sources

In this episode, SpongeBob reads a "bad word" off a dumpster behind the Krusty Krab, but does not know what it means.

Ukip are racist!' "They can short Anglo Saxon word off.

Every now and then, everyone has to get a four-letter word off his chest.

You will also see the word "off" to the left of the number and the word "duty" to the right.

Mila Milan rolls the word off her tongue, juicing each consonant and vowel, the letters performing calisthenics on her face.

But on the other hand, Bruno carries the Senna name, which will see his every move on track and his every word off it being meticulously scrutinised.

Mark Peters on the many meanings of "gay": is the word off-limits?

Most scientists know that networking is important for success, whether in their research or career, but many still find the mere word off-putting.

I use the word "off-center" because many contributing voices are forgetting the reason and inspiration behind the current lawsuit--the students of New York City.

"We were the first big not-for-profit to have the three venues -- Broadway, off-Broadway and, for lack of a better word, off-off-Broadway," MTC Artistic Producer Mandy Greenfield, a main creative force behind The Studio at Stage II, explained.

Cutting those words off at those mutated sounds is fun.