Sentence examples for gang off from inspiring English sources

The four guys may have successfully made off with the rare books, but selling them was another story, and in the process of trying to get their score appraised by Christie's, the FBI caught up to them and shipped the whole gang off to prison.

IBM, for example, sent a gang off to Florida to develop its first PC.

He did so, he told Life in 1955, just "to get Chong and his gang off my back".

"I was grilled day and night, over and over, week in and week out, and in the end, to get Chong and his gang off my back, I confessed to both charges.

There are also no lyrics devoted to the inevitable four-hour bickerfest in order to decide what to call their little troupe: a rite of passage familiar to anyone who's ever tried to get a new gang off the ground.

While Blackfeet kids are literally right outside their front door trying to get a local chapter of the Bloods gang off the ground, Frank and Tom are teaching good kids how to smash people's faces in the name of self-defense.

The gang made off with antiques worth tens of millions – Britain's biggest-ever domestic burglary.

The gang made off with cash and jewellery and no one has been arrested.

The wildlife here works in shifts, so when the daytime gang clocks off, many rarer creatures show their faces.

Eventually, the gang headed off to Sam's, all but Mr. Wrubel, who wandered the silent halls.

The gang made off with stolen cash valued at more than £2.6m ‑ about £40m at present-day values.