off the charts

In other words, the stress can be off the charts.

And West's career is, on the disaster scale, clearly off the charts.

"I'll tell you something: if this show is a hit in London, it will be off the charts here."

Over the next two years, the project fell on and off the charts.

Even when I show up her pressure goes off the charts.

The level in his blood had already been shown to be off the charts.

"By any sort of recent historical standards, growth is just off the charts," he said.

As a result, our federal spending is off the charts.

"So $140 for this treatment seems a little high, but it's not off the charts," she said.

"Our first six months are off the charts," he said.