Off-day Sentence Examples

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  • That's 20 percent off day for seniors.

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  • When you get to 1,000 reward points you can redeem the points for a 10 percent off day.

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  • If you purchase 10 prescriptions with the Target Visa you will earn a 10 percent off day of shopping.

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  • Having these things around will help to remind you of the reasons why you work so hard when you are having an off day.

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  • You do this once per day and it could range from 20 (the lowest you can get) to 45 or more, if you're having an off day.

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  • Even if you are busy this next Sunday, the home of the free concerts is still worth a visit during the off season or on an off day.

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  • A normally bright, active child who is oddly quiet and sedate may be having an off day or may be coming down with the flu.

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