Sentence examples for off for a trip from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow, they're off for a trip on a glass-bottomed boat.

Sabine Durden had last seen her son at the airport the day before, when he dropped her off for a trip to Atlanta.

"The meaner the thing was, it just made me think, 'Well, I'll show them,' " Ms. Klein said, adding that she worked during treatment, saving days off for a trip to Milwaukee that begins today.

Intuitively, you would think using more than the recommended amount (about a teaspoon for an eight-inch pot) would let you water once and take off for a trip around the world, but it doesn't work that way.

And so to Germany, and to Michael Haneke's "The White Ribbon," his best and most compassionate work to date; who would have thought that two young people in love could set off for a trip to the countryside, in a Haneke film, and return unharmed?

In his recently published book, "Winning Back America," Dr. Dean wrote of the disappearance of his brother, who set off for a trip around the world after graduating from the University of North Carolina, working on the George McGovern presidential campaign in 1972 and protesting the Vietnam War.

MUSCAT, Oman — Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates arrived in Oman on Sunday as a jumping off point for a trip to the U.S.S.

Mr. Cameron, the prime minister, called off plans for a trip to Gibraltar, the British overseas territory that borders Spain, where he had planned to rally residents to vote to remain in the bloc.

I can chuck the schedule and read an entire novel in a day, take off for a weekend trip without a huge mobilization plan, go for a hike without worrying about when I need to be back.

Mr. Greathouse recalled meeting a senior official from the World Bank who was heading off for a long trip overseas taking in both Norway and Zimbabwe, with a connection in Germany.

Michele Bachmann Michele Bachmann is racing across Iowa to fulfill her pledge to visit all 99 of its counties in 10 days, with just a couple of days off for a quick trip back to Minnesota for the holiday.