off of in a sentence

• "It's an island off of New Rochelle.
• It's an island off of many places ."
• We've got to feed off of that ."
• A properly cooked tamale will come off of the shuck easily.
• I think the fans feed off of that type of energy.
• Boone said Jones'work takes the pressure off of him.
• We feel ( Gramm ) is backing off of our issue.
• That will really take a lot of pressure off of us.
• You take the hill, they pull you off of it.
• Majerle comes into the playoffs off of a roller coaster season.
• It's difficult to see off of in a sentence .
• "I'm trying to stay off of welfare.
• The little porch has a flat roof for diving off of.
• The offices are down an alleyway right off of Xenia Avenue.
• We were expected to whip the pants off of Orange Lutheran.
• It's something we can build off of ."
• I think that the black masses are turning off of politicians,
• McQuade said of the sell-off of the mortgage division.
• He works off of lists _ a paper and pencil thinker.
• But just try and take your eyes off of Angela Bassett.
• It took me awhile to get her off of that one.