Sentence examples for go off the map from inspiring English sources
"When I'm, like, 30, I want to go off the map, have a family, and live in Malibu with a farm, and just raise my own chickens".
Be warned, however: Not all vacation destinations have phone and internet service, so make sure clients and employees are prepared for you to go off the map.
"Once I'm in a situation where I can not do anything for three years and go off the map, I'll focus more on writing.
To get to Ruli, you have to go off the map, over 2.5 hours of bumpy roads, winding your way northwest of Kigali; and you have to be willing to leap backward in time.
In a period where, and stop me if I sound a little Hard Fi at this juncture, we are under constant surveillance, a time in which every late night loo roll purchases is monitored and noted, there's more need than ever to go off the map.
Experimenting means you are intentionally going off the map and pushing beyond the status quo: you are doing something for which the outcome is uncertain, and doing it on purpose.
Luciano Berio once said that the quietness of Feldman's music expressed a kind of existential terror of going off the map lest he encounter those regions where there be monsters – as if Feldman were frightened of loud music (despite the fact that one of his most important influences was the genius noise-artist Edgard Varèse).
As time passed, the image of going off the map to little-visited Banteay Chhmar took hold of me, and I ended up reserving a three-night stay through the CBT's website.
