Sentence examples for heading off from from inspiring English sources
Look out for this banner #evictAmillionaire #bedroomtax twitter.com/UKuncut/status… April 13 , 2013UK Uncut (@UKuncut) And we are heading off from Kings Cross!
Surrounding the hut, there's terrain to suit all abilities, with one particular run heading off from the front porch: a gorgeous, open glade where you can pop in and out of the spruces on either side.
Some people believe that this stunning creature has escaped from a wildfowl collection, but I prefer to imagine that sometime in the autumn, as it was heading off from its Siberian breeding grounds to the Black Sea, it got caught up with the brent geese and instead joined them on their journey to Britain.
We were heading off from San Francisco when we found the five-speed transmission did not shift as fluidly as a BMW's.
Said and his men respond to calls from locals who tip them off when they see suspicious boats heading off from nearby beaches, and sometimes they detain as many as 150 migrants in a single raid.
"Weigh everyone before they head off from base camp, food, kit, everything they take.
Our Woody-substitute this time is Jesse Eisenberg, who heads off from hard-scrabble Brooklyn to seek his fortune in Hollywood.
By then we'd already headed off from Earth in Discovery One in 2001, The Valley Forge in Silent Running, the USS Enterprise in that 60s TV series and many more.
Alas, when I packed up my Buick and headed off from Long Island to a small Christian college in rural Arkansas, it never dawned on me that one day I'd be performing comedy dressed in women's clothes while sharing the name of the world's greatest harlot.
The most common major repairs involved electrical and heating systems, and the most common preventive measures are aimed at heading off losses from fire or water damage.
Lord Bach, shadow justice minister and former legal aid minister, says that, in effect, the government appears to be heading off claimants from all angles.
