Sentence examples for has packed off from inspiring English sources

Now Mr. Rogers has packed off another unwitting and honorable American to another fraught and perilous land in "BLOOD AND GIFTS," which opens on Monday night at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater at Lincoln Center.

He has packed off 100 of his top managers out to historic battlefields such as Harpers Ferry, Antietam, Gettysburg and Valley Forge, where they play-act famous commanders under fire.

However, Texier seems afraid to explore the suggestive situation she creates; when Victorine returns home, the author has packed the children off on a convenient two-week vacation.

Until then, Van Gaal has packed Shaw off away from Carrington for a four-day break, to spare him the trauma of watching Moreno and Co at Old Trafford.

At best, you carry around a backpack of beliefs that somebody else has packed for themselves but has handed off to you to carry.

But after six miserable months in London, the Premier League club had packed him off on loan to the Old Lady anyway.

The papers reported that he had cursed and hollered at the legislators, saying things that so embarrassed his wife, Miz Blanche, and his relatives that they had packed him off to Texas in a National Guard plane to get his brains repaired in an asylum.

Biggles has been packed off back to base.

In "Flirting," set in 1965, Danny has been packed off to a fairly fancy boarding school where life is no easier than it was at home.

The first suspicious deaths Brunetti stumbles on, once he has been packed off to recover on the nearby island of Sant'Erasmo, are those of bees.

The US, meanwhile, has been packed off to a swath of south-west London that was, until recently, a wasteland of warehouses and sorting depots.