Gone-off sentence example

gone-off
  • There's nothing worse than a real ale which has sat in the pipes or gone off due to neglect.
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  • Rather washing dirty linen in public. ' Wed Jun 20 Discussion on the PM's draft telegram which has not yet gone off.
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  • Since then, the show has gone off the air and countertops trends have changed in New Jersey, but granite is still king.
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  • You've come up with some crazy ideas in the past, but this time you've gone off the deep end.
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  • If they hadn't gone off playing those silly war games, Rosie the riveter would have stayed at home barefoot and pregnant the way women belong.
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  • The treatment of the disease has now gone off in the opposite direction.
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  • British Airborne troops had attempted glider landings but many of the gliders had gone off course or been accidentally destroyed by naval gunfire.
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  • He has gone off on holiday but seemed keen to help on his return.
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  • The hotel said that he had gone off his head and developed a religious mania; he was put in an asylum.
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  • Dronushka, Alpatych has gone off somewhere and I have no one to turn to.
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  • At Dorogobuzh while the soldiers of the convoy, after locking the prisoners in a stable, had gone off to pillage their own stores, several of the soldier prisoners tunneled under the wall and ran away, but were recaptured by the French and shot.
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  • The snooze alarm has gone off for the third time and still you ca n't get up.
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  • Rather washing dirty linen in public. ' Wed Jun 20 Discussion on the PM 's draft telegram which has not yet gone off.
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  • Recently, she's totally gone off her food.
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  • Be sure to try a little bit to make sure it hasn't gone off during storage before serving it to your guests.
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  • In order to do this, she had gone off of the pill to prepare her body.
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  • Since 1995, many daytime soap operas have gone off the air.
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  • He'd spent days fighting to reach the Peak with the first one, and Lana had nearly gone off a cliff for another one.
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  • It's a long story.  I have a mate waiting for me, if he hasn't gone off and killed himself.
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