Sentence examples for off the adventure from inspiring English sources

"That was the moment that sort of kicked off the adventure," said Hayes.

Miles' escapade was complete with donated Lamborghinis that were turned into Batmobiles, a personal call from Police Chief Greg Suhr asking for help and a live television broadcast kicking off the adventure.

The middle part of any long-distance ride is definitely the worst: exhaustion can really take the gloss off the adventure.

Round off the adventure by driving along the coast to West Bexington – a road of twists and turns and glorious vistas, and enjoy afternoon tea in the garden of the Manor Hotel (manorhoteldorset.com).

Not when Runaway is ready to whisk you off on the adventure of your life!

I sent him across the desert with nothing more than a list of supplies we desperately needed, and he was off on the adventure of his life.

Upon receiving news of his fate from Death, portrayed enchantingly by Josette Bushell-Mingo as a kind of virgin deceiver, Everyman (Joseph Mydell) sets off on the adventure during which he must undergo various trials and sacrifices before he can achieve the state of grace.

Embrace your dreams, make them into goals, and set off on the adventure you've always wanted to take.

Huck Finn smears pig's blood around a cabin and plants clumps of hair on an ax, orchestrating a hoax to "fix it now so nobody won't think of following me," and sets off on the adventure of a lifetime, unencumbered by the adults who would want to "sivilize" him.

"The time he lived here was his most creative time," said Mr. Nichols, ticking off "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer," published in 1876; "The Prince and the Pauper" in 1881; "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" in 1885 and "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" three years later.

PsychoNauts transfers Schafer's talents for deft characterization and madcap dialogue into a somewhat off-kilter hybrid of the adventure and 3D-platformer genres.