Sentence examples for off for a much from inspiring English sources

I'm off for a much needed beer.

We'll be taking the drone off for a much more in-depth review in the near future.

I'm off for a much-needed lie down and some time in the sun.

Geithner has been giving a series of "exit interviews" before he rides off for a much-deserved break from four long years at Treasury, following a crisis-era stint as head of the New York Federal Reserve.

Less than stellar looks are a trade-off for a much more ergonomic and comfortable design, however, according to most who have used the accessory.

London First wants to see "mixed mode" at Heathrow, with both runways used for landings and take-offs - a much more efficient use of the two precious strips of concrete.

Sjogreen says, "The magic moment is instead of 'Lily, how was school today?' 'Fine.' 'What'd you do?' 'Nothing.' — I can have a jumping off point for a much richer conversation.

As always, Strip Panel Naked uses a single comic page as the jumping off point for a much larger conversation which includes talking about claustrophobic panel framing, using the character's color scheme properly, and how to recreate a New York that no longer exists.

Dylanwolf has gone Austerian this week: worddict read the much talked-about, must-read-novel-of-2013 Stoner and gave it this glaring recommendation: The description of this much discussed and loved book as a novel of academic life put me off for a while – much as Williams reportedly feared that label would dissuade readers.

Loud, rude and eager to shock, the Speciale uses the esteemed 458 Italia as a jumping-off point for a much more raw and rewarding driving experience.

Whaling ships from around the globe would stop off for a bit of much needed fun.