How To Use Goofing off In A Sentence
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If you happen to wander the corridors around our work areas and see us surfing the Net, rest assured, we aren't goofing off.
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So, this August, I decided that I needed some justification for playing, dozing, gazing, ambling and goofing off without guilt.
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Part of me thinks that they'll never be able to capture the magic of the original because there was no expectations for that movie and it was clear everyone was just kind of goofing off.
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I'm glad to have the readers, but don't let your bosses see you goofing off!
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They can hush a student who is toying with the idea of goofing off with a sideways glance out of the corner of their eye.
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Wright displayed considerable comedic skills, making funny faces, doing impressions and goofing off on stage.
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When I first put on Hootenanny, for instance, last week, the first track I heard was the title track - pretty shambolic, with all the band swapping instruments and goofing off.
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In Beantown, city officials want to install GPS tracking devices to make sure unionized drivers aren't goofing off or endangering schoolchildren.
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Keen ears on you anon and your assessment is right on – with fancy new audio boxes with lots of flickery lights and knobs, the temptation for thorough Goofing Off sometimes proves unassailable.
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Social and economic stability and the natural order call for a full two weeks of diligent goofing off.
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Most of this feature includes behind-the-scenes video footage of the crew working and goofing off.
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Goofing off on a holiday weekend for me means gardening (two blisters worth of digging), starting a new pastel for my primate series (a "cheek padder" adult male orangutan), pigging out on high-end junk food (Vietnamese fried calamari, creme brulee, and $8 martinis from Whitehouse-Crawford, the swankiest place in town), and then burning off the calories on a couple of marathon dog walks.
Easter Weekend
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Looking back, I remembered the time that Jonathon and I were goofing off at the mall.
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Hey you two! Quit goofing off and do some work!
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Sullivan's off to spend some quality time goofing off.
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I was goofing off, kicking my leg up into the net, letting it get caught and pulling it out again.
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I will try to blog now and then from the Big Square State in the Rockies, but mostly we'll be goofing off.
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With no other tools at hand save a pair of electric belt sanders, Stewart and Garland proceed to try and sand a hole through the wall, while the restless Jim spends the time goofing off and distracting them.
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Both he and Garlin are good for laughs when they're goofing off to entertain the children with sing-alongs or synchronized face-making exercises, but this is the problem.
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Goofing off is certainly one guilty pleasure I have perfected over the years.
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I find myself looking at the contractors on my team and questioning what they're doing, if they're goofing off, etc.
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When the guy is goofing off, he's fun and charming.
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The more I plan out my future and the more it seems to diverge from the futures of those around me, the more I appreciate spending time goofing off with people who are game.
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At least one Web entrepreneur is trying to capitalize on people goofing off during work.
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Now, I've never owned an Apple, and I'd never even worked on any Apple product other than goofing off with the Apple II's at school.
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I was goofing off with the digital camera last night and posted this picture of Wendy this morning over on the photoblog.
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I imagine that my colleagues may be thinking I am goofing off so I respond instantly to emails/calls.
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We sometimes play with the idea of goofing off somewhere and not answering the phone, but it's like denying the voice of God and bringing down a whole bloody mountainside of fire and brimstone.
Northlight
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It's the last week of my Reading Elective, and I haven't done half as much goofing off as I was planning to.
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Any kind of goofing off, such as when her Dad and brother walked like cats through the parking lot of Marco's Pizzeria, sends her into a red-faced tizzy (the boy's practicing for performances of the musical Cats at the Asheville Arts Center, so this wasn't as weird as it sounds.)
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