off-the-charts

After six months of this, my best friend begged me to go out with her co-worker who she said was 'average-looking, but off-the-charts nice.

None of it could have happened without off-the-charts courage.

"His assets are off the charts, " said Ms. Oh, adding that the company had rated his physical appearance as "average. "

The sizzling sound it makes is off the charts, too, with a surprising and pleasing amount of intake and exhaust noise from both bikes.

That suggests that the possible cost of today's troubles, though alarming, is not off the charts.

Her pressures are off the charts, and we're having a hell of a time finding a decent vein, let alone placing a catheter.

His blood sugar was off the charts, and I was concerned about diabetes and its complications.

When he finally had his cholesterol checked, after he almost died, his numbers were off the charts.

These fruits and vegetables are in season now (which means off-the-charts deliciousness) and deliver maximum health benefits.

This year's budget, withdrawn as soon as it was proposed, had public debt rising literally off the charts.

When I was in the elementary school, my typing speed usually scored off the charts compared to the rest of the class.

When it appeared the Spurs may fall off the charts, Duncan kept the team afloat long enough for Parker and Ginobili to return.

Japan's debts are off the charts, more than twice the size of the economy.

Beijing's air pollution levels were literally off the charts this weekend.

Wilson: Heart rate still climbing. Brain activity is off the charts.

The embassy ended up reporting that off-the-charts reading as "crazy bad. "

Just never ceases to amaze me, his basketball IQ is off the charts. . .

Violent crime and corruption are also off the charts.

And it was basically off the charts to people living with rare disease.

The nucleus wasn't even discovered until 1909, so Einstein's prescience was off the charts.

Using gutter oil, breeding ratios are off the charts!

From a mind over matter standpoint, Michael is also off the charts.

His marks were off the charts. Nobody's ever scored that high on that test.

"His assets are off the charts, " said Ms.

"I have traveled to many wonderful places over the past 10 years, but this experience was off the charts, " Phair said.

That's just off the charts based on what teams traditionally pay for their rosters - based on their yearly income.

She's the fastest swimmer on the team. Her time is off the charts.

His basketball IQ is off the charts,

I was in rotation off the charts(charts)

when you move you're off the charts