Sentence examples for off to a destination from inspiring English sources

On a cold and dreary afternoon, I headed off to a destination I'd long avoided, to a farm that has been converted into a zoo.

Wet, but Not Too Wild There's nothing like leaving home during the winter and jetting off to a sunny destination.

Additionally, unlike many legacy players, Lodgeo lets you find and book a hotel within the app itself, rather than being shunted off to a different destination online, as is wont to happen with a typical hotel metasearch site/aggregator.

For some people, jet-setting off to a relaxing destination can be anything but.

You arrive at the airport excited to jet off to a new destination and your flight is delayed.

I know that not everyone can leave work, pack up their lives for an undisclosed amount of time, and take off to a tropical destination.

The functionaries went through a row of apartment buildings and told the two hundred and fifty families living in them to start packing; van after van drove off to an undisclosed destination and returned to be filled again.

On Saturday they drove off to an unknown destination – though Ms Sinclair returned carrying a brochure from the Museum of Modern Art, suggesting they had taken in one of the city's popular cultural spots – before retiring for an evening in.

It can be a stay-cation if you want (late night slumber party, anyone?) or it can be a full-blown vacation, off to an exotic destination.

Spring break: a one-week recess from the rigors of exams in which students journey off to a warm, lawless destination--most likely somewhere in Mexico--with the intentions of committing utter debauchery. 1) To return home with badges of honor in the forms of second-degree burns, minimal brains cells, photographic blackmail, and a piercing or tattoo.

But first, off to a much closer equine-esque destination: the Manhattan Hudson Yards offices of Skyhorse Publishing.