We found 265 examples of how to use get off in an English sentence.
Sentences 76 to 100 of 265.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 76. | I need to get off this island. | |
| 77. | I need to get off this ship. | |
| 78. | Get off my lawn! | |
| 79. | We won't get off this island alive. | |
| 80. | It's not easy for Tom to get off work early. | |
| 81. | I get off work around midnight. | |
| 82. | The plane didn't have enough lift to get off the ground. | |
| 83. | Where do I get off? | |
| 84. | We should get off at the nearest station. | |
| 85. | How many bus stops are there between here and where you get off? | |
| 86. | Can you get off work tomorrow? | |
| 87. | I'd like to get off at the next stop. | |
| 88. | Get off your tush! | |
| 89. | Get off the train at the next station. | |
| 90. | I was sleeping when my train arrived at the station, so I didn't get off. | |
| 91. | Get off me. | |
| 92. | Will you please let me know when I have to get off? | |
| 93. | We must get off at the next stop. | |
| 94. | Get off the train immediately. | |
| 95. | How are we going to get off this island? | |
| 96. | You need to get off at the next stop. | |
| 97. | Get off my property. | |
| 98. | Get off your horse. | |
| 99. | Get off of my roof. | |
| 100. | Get off my porch. |