get off

to finish or leave work.

• I normally get off work at about 8 o'clock in the evening.
• You still haven't told me when you get off work.
• It's not easy for Tom to get off work early.
• I plan to eat as soon as I get off work.
• When do you usually get off work?
• I get off work around midnight.
• What time do you get off work?
• Can you get off work tomorrow?
• When are you getting off work?
• Tom gets off work at five.
• Tom gets off work at 5:00.
• When do you get off work?
• I get off work at 2:30.
• Thanks. When you get off work, we'll go to my place for another.
• He gets pissed off very easily and yells and screams.

to stop using the phone.

• I just got off the phone with Tom.
• Tom just got off the phone with Mary.
• I just got off the phone with my agent.
• I just got off the phone with my lawyer.

to leave a bus, train, etc.

• He got off the bus.
• Tom got off the bus.
• They got off the bus.
• Let's get off the bus.
• Let's get off the bus here.
• The old man got off the bus.
• The old lady got off the bus.
• The old woman got off the bus.
• We get on and off the bus here.
• He got off at the next bus stop.
• I just want to get off this bus.
• The bus stopped and Tom got off.
• Tom got off at the next bus stop.
• They got off at the next bus stop.
• The bus stopped, but nobody got off.
• Tom is just getting off the bus now.
• I didn't know where to get off the bus.
• She got off the bus and ran towards him.
• I got off the bus at the end of the line.
• She watched the passengers get off the bus.
• As I reached the station, I got off the bus.
• I noticed her the moment she got off the bus.
• I saw him cross the street as I got off the bus.
• I got off at the bus stop and went to the right.
• While getting off the bus, she heard her name called.
• The driver told us to be careful when we got off the bus.
• Not knowing where to get off the bus, I asked the driver.
• Be sure to take the No.2 bus, and get off at 21st Street.
• The driver asked us to take care when getting off the bus.
• They got off the bus and walked two kilometers in the hot sun.
• Don't get off the bus till it stops.
• Tom got off the bus and waited for Mary to come and pick him up.
• The bus conductor told her to get off because she could not pay the fare.
• It was not until I got off the bus that I realized I had left my umbrella.
• As she couldn't pay for a ticket, the driver asked her to get off the bus.
• You must get off the car
• I got off the train.
• We got off the train.
• He got off the train.
• Tom got off the train.
• Nancy is getting off the train.
• I left my hat as I got off the train.
• Don't get off the train till it stops.
• Never get off the train while it is going.
• I'm getting off the train at the next stop.
• Do we have to get off the train at the border?
• They saw us as they were getting off the train.
• It began to snow heavily as I got off the train.
• When I got off the train, I saw a friend of mine.
• On getting off the train, he was met by his cousin.
• You must not get off the train before it stops.
• At the next station, nearly everyone got off the train.
• All the passengers were requested to get off the train.
• As soon as he got off the train, he was met by his cousin.
• After getting off the train, he looked for a telephone box.
• The train pulled in and we rushed to meet Mary as she got off.
• She left her bag behind on the rack when she got off the train.
• I was sleeping when my train arrived at the station, so I didn't get off.
• Tom got off the plane.
• What do I do if my luggage doesn't appear after I get off the plane?
• You get off at Yotuya Station.
• I got off at the wrong station.
• He got off at the next station.
• She got off at the next station.
• I'll get off at the next station.
• Tom got off at the wrong station.
• I must get off at the next station.
• I'm getting off at the next station.
• I am getting off at the next station.
• You must get off at the next station.
• He was told to get off at the station.
• The next station is where you get off.
• We're getting off at the next station.
• We have to get off at the next station.
• We are getting off at the next station.
• We should get off at the nearest station.
• You'll have to get off at the next station.
• I get off here.
• I'll get off here.
• Let's get off here.
• I get off there, too.
• I got off at the park.