Difference between Go Off and First And Foremost

GO OFF vs FIRST AND FOREMOST: VERB

Come into, Fall on, Come through, See off, Look forward to, Absquatulate, Go over, Come off, Run off, Discharge, Fire, Bolt, Abscond, Implode, Decamp

Bring back, Wait on, Fall short, Come into, Fall on, Come through, See off, Look forward to, Come off, Run off, Discharge, Fire, Bolt, Abscond, Implode

User error and the inability to turn off the alarms when they do go off by accident.
Never heard a machine go off or see a decent jackpot off in two days.
Your plumbed towel rail will automatically go off when your heating goes off.
This sort of wiring guarantees that if one alarm in the house goes off, they all go off.
Smoke and Carbon Monoxide detectors with wireless interconnect so when one goes off they all go off.
Bhutan is one place where it literally pays off to go off the beaten track.
Go off course synonyms go off course antonyms.
Resilient workers know how to turn their feelings off when they go on duty, but on again when they go off duty.
They may go off after a while, flicker every now and then or go off when the motor is revved.
If it does not go off, let go off the two keys you are pressing and then press them again.

First and foremost is the oldest of all.
The first and foremost operation performed, or the first law of poetry, is the substitution.
Paul believed that the Jews had first claim to the Gospel, for Jesus was first and foremost their Messiah.
First and foremost, you should consider if you need to have a meeting in the first place.
First and foremost, do not plug your charger in or turn it on as your first step.
My focus, first and foremost, is to be the first line of support for the customer.
First and foremost, as a first year attendee I have to tell you the conference was AMAZING!
The Starting Point First and foremost, ensure that your resume gives out a great first impression.
First and foremost, jurisdictions should ensure that proper identification procedures are conducted in the first instance.
FIRST AND FOREMOST: NEVER BID ON OR BUY ART WITHOUT SEEING THE PROVENANCE FIRST.