Sentence examples for going to Brazil from inspiring English sources

For anyone who has not yet embarked on their own journey of discovery – their own little abzweig – it is probably worth noting that Zweig was born to a wealthy Jewish family in Vienna in 1881, left Austria for obvious reasons in 1934 to go and live in Britain and America, before going to Brazil, where he killed himself in 1942.

The summary of the rules for children going to Brazil gives the flavor of the entries for Chile, Colombia and the Dominican Republic: "Minors (under 18) traveling alone, with one parent or with a third party, must present written authorization by the absent parent(s) or legal guardian, specifically granting permission to travel alone, with one parent or with a third party.

But England are going to Brazil.

Because Bosnia's footballers are going to Brazil.

Let's look at the positives tonight - we're going to Brazil".

He was going to Brazil for a four-concert tour.

"Going to Brazil and getting $9 grams of coke was part of the fun," he said.

"You're not going to Brazil," was the singsong chant, addressed to the Mexican team.

I'm going to Brazil and Japan soon.

"The companies have better prospects by going to Brazil, Angola and the U.S. Gulf".

"He's not going to Brazil," said England manager Roy Hodgson.