Sentence examples for classmates off from inspiring English sources

On the day of the school trip, with her classmates off on Toronto Island in a freezing rain, the family moved on to their next cultural debate.

In sending his classmates off to the world, he offered them comfort not in some new language that would reflect the extraordinary turn their lives had taken, but in a familiar metaphor, emphasizing how much he and the others still had in common with high school seniors elsewhere.

At Venice High School, senior Salvador Molina and six other students gathered at the front entrance to brainstorm how to get more of their classmates off the campus.

His classmates hang off his every word.

He once told a story of being left behind while his classmates went off to the Yale game.

While her "Groundlings" classmates went off to "Saturday Night Live," Ms. McCarthy became a supporting player on "Gilmore Girls," as the embarrassment-prone Sookie St. James, and, in 2010, landed her lead role on "Mike & Molly".

When Powers was 9 years old, his fourth-grade classmates got off from school so they could go watch Powers compete in snowboarding's U.S. Open championship, an event he won by the time he was a freshman in high school.

Mr. Villalonga's ties to Mr. Aznar, a high school classmate, paid off in 1996 when Mr. Aznar, freshly elected as prime minister, offered him Telefonica.

IN the summer of '73, when many college students -- like myself -- didn't know who they were or what they wanted to do, Emily Mann, a classmate, set off for Europe with a tape recorder and a friend to interview the friend's aunt about her experiences during World War II.

How did my classmate get off thinking a penis had anything to do with being a good leader?

They know that his Army tour in Vietnam turned him on to politics and the Democratic Party (he did not see many of his well-off Stanford classmates on the battlefield).