Sentence examples for go off skiing from inspiring English sources

Then we go off skiing for Christmas.

Canada is similar – it had a snowy weekend last week – and those who go off heli-skiing in the Skeena Mountains will be treated to a humongous 7m.

Rod: Me and Ross have been friends for years and each year we go off on a skiing trip together.

But it's something else to read the newly unearthed, intensely ardent letters that Bishop wrote to her last love, the young woman she was bound to lose, as she imagined her going off to ski or swim or make love with some young man—"I hope I die first"—which is more or less what seemed to be happening in the fall of 1975.

I went off to ski a few runs with my son while Marley's "One Love" was playing and a harmonious vibe filled the air.

Always ski with rescue equipment when you go off piste, back country, etc. Always ski with at least one other person, preferably knowledgeable of the area, and basic rescue techniques.

We often go skiing as a family, and because I'm not that adventurous, I go off walking instead.

"This image of the kid who goes off and skis in Colorado, I don't think that's the correct image.

An extremely accomplished skier, she went off for a skiing holiday with her family and friends.

"I won't go off-piste without one," says Ski Sunday presenter Ed Leigh.

Go off-piste with this slyly amusing ski poster.