Sentence examples for he shipped off from inspiring English sources

In September , 1990 he shipped off to Saudi Arabia, for Operation Desert Shield; according to Whisnant's book, a thorough account of the first two trials, Hennis referred to the deployment as his "camping trip in Iraq".

In advance of a town referendum for closing the park in the 1960s, a flier read: "Mice, Dice and Lice: Good Riddance!" Mr. Hartmann said he shipped off the carousel a week before vandals torched its surrounding structure.

Yet if they did, here are a few songs I might load onto one for Dad as he shipped off to serve this country and help try to save the world.

They had married shortly before his deployment, and she was pregnant when he shipped off.

He lands in hell when he is shipped off to Vietnam, and a second hell when he returns, prey to inexplicable rages and unexpungeable memories.

At age 7, he was shipped off to boarding school, where he studied for two years, until Mao Zedong ordered all of China's schools closed at the start of the Cultural Revolution.

A smart lad, he was shipped off to Harvard at 16, where he got his first taste of literary accomplishment when his entry for a college writing contest was published in Story magazine.

At the age of twelve, he was shipped off to a commercial school in Germany, where he managed to read a lot of Shakespeare and Schiller after lights-out.

Like other members of an intellectual elite, he rejected the moral authority of a corrupt court, and he was shipped off to exile in remote Sichuan.

"We're going to find out more about his history with Katrina [Katia Winter], about his friends, what he gave up back home and what his life was like before he was shipped off to the colonies," Kurtzman told TV Guide.

Hastily inducted into the C.I.A. for real, he is shipped off to Cuba, which the powers-that-be consider a no-account backwater where he can conveniently fade away.