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Example sentences for "off with"

  • You are perfectly right to defend your son from such danger," returned the young clergyman with covert sarcasm.

  • Oh, father, why did you not bring Mr. Drummond in!

  • He thinks that I am not serious in what I said just now, and is for carrying it off with a high hand; but I tell you, and you had better tell him, that I was never more in earnest in my life.

  • No, do not laugh, or put me off with a jest, for I am really in earnest; and but for fear of your scolding me I should own to being just a little unhappy.

  • Apart from my loathing of deception, of falseness in any shape, upon any grounds, I hold it an imperious duty to expose, punish, off with it.

  • That's what your bachelor sees and would like to spare them; and if he didn't see something of the sort he'd be off with a noose round his neck, on his knees in the dew to the morning milkmaid.

  • Supposing they meet: I don't think much will come of it, unless they meet on a field, and he has an hour's grace to catch her up and be off with her.

  • But the Simpleton went on begging so long, that the father said at last, "Well, be off with you; you will only learn by experience.

  • Hans lifted up the stone and carried it off with a contented mind.

  • But the second son spoke out plainly, saying, "What I give you I lose myself, so be off with you.

  • Take it off with a spoon, and lay it up high on the dish or glasses.

  • As the froth rises, take it off with a spoon, and put it in your glasses, but do not make it long before you want them.

  • Whip it with a whisk to a froth; take it off with a spoon as it rises; lay it on the bottom of a sieve; put wine sweetened in the bottom of your glasses, and lay on the syllabub as high as you can.

  • Be off with ye sharp, ye durned skallawags, or I'll send ye up agen to reef tops'ls!

  • I saw the nigger makin' off with it, an' thet scoundrel the carpenter; fur the buccaneers told me jest now.

  • Off with you, off with you, rioters that you are!

  • I waved it off with a haughty scorn, and then feeling smitten by the expression of agonised bewilderment on his face, I dashed him a belt that delighted him, and went inside and had tea to soothe my outraged feelings.

  • Kefalla is fool enough to go off with him to find this place; but they soon return, chilled through again, and unsuccessful in their quest.

  • Forget and several canoe loads of beautiful red-brown mahogany planks are on board, and things being finished, I say good-bye to the captain, and go off with M.

  • Let it cake, and we'll chip it off with a stone.

  • Now, off with you, we've no time to waste.

  • But the fire said, 'Be off with you, do you think that for the sake of a single pea I am going to burn the stick?

  • But the snake said, 'Be off with you, do you think that for the sake of a single pea I am going to bite the queen?

  • But the stick said, 'Be off with you, do you think that for the sake of a single pea I am going to beat the snake?

  • Be off with you,' said the king, 'do you think that for the sake of a single pea I am going to chide the carpenter?

  • But the queen said, 'Be off with you, do you think that for the sake of a single pea I am going to talk to the king?

  • It's no exertion at all," said Molly, and I fancy I responded with some base flattery, though by this time that smile of mine was so hard you could have knocked it off with a hammer.

  • As he apparently wished me to understand that, now he was on with Gaetà, he would fain be off with me, I would take him not only at his word, but before it.

  • Desolate as was the Great St. Bernard at night, late as had been the hour when the bag vanished, evidently someone had found and gone off with it.

  • I probably missed a good half of the insider gags, this outrage up against that one, but I must say she brought it off with appreciable elan.

  • One thing, though, we could maybe try and scare 'em off with a little brushfire.

  • In a final face-off with Noda, whatever he had in mind, I still figured I could take care of myself, MITI and all.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    largely subsistence; off the; offences against; offensive operations; offer you; offered them; offered upon the altar; office again; office till; officers and; officers killed; officers were; official organ; official rate; official report; official reports; officio members; offshore anchorage; offshore banking; picture gallery; pour over; rather remarkable; remain true; square hole; stood thus; that event