Sentence examples for going to camp from inspiring English sources

Going to "Camp" has at least this much in common with going to camp: even if it isn't the greatest time ever, even if you have to exaggerate the good parts a little bit to make up for the bad, it's more fun than staying home.

Going to camp?

Jesus said that going to camp made him more responsible.

"Guests say it's like going to camp," he said.

"Kid," I said, "If you do X again, you're not going to camp tomorrow".

I'm going to camp out on the land, and get my soul free".

The President is going to Camp David!

The President says, 'What about Camp David?' The Vice-President's against his going to Camp David".

I understood the importance of honoring fallen troops, but I didn't look forward to going to Camp Lejeune, N.C.

The holiday swim is for charity, with donations going to Camp Sunshine, which serves children with life-threatening illnesses and their families.

Bachmann has been riding around Iowa in her bus, with Elvis music and her name emblazoned 25 times on the outside, mocking Obama for going to Camp David last weekend and burrowing in, while the country was roiling.