The off-white walls didn't come off as much to admire, but for some reason Josie adored them. |
In the end, both of the bonus tracks come off as inessential add-ons included for marketing, rather than musical, reasons. |
There was an element of ill luck, but every so often, as gamblers would tell us, long odds do come off. |
A lot of their goals come off faceoffs or plays from behind the net because they have such quick wrist shots. |
People who lose pounds on an ordinary diet often put the weight back on once they come off the diet. |
It was hard to tell which regiment would come off the victor in this wordy battle. |