Sentence examples for off to british from inspiring English sources

Even if all our leaders were to be immediately marched off to British jails and a new set took over, very little would change.

Instead the money – together with huge amounts of corruption money – floats off to British tax havens which are about as transparent as the mafia's accounts.

Growing up in Ohio, Mr. Treinish said, he was a bit of a troublemaker, and, as an intervention, his family shipped him off to British Columbia for a monthlong wilderness program that he credits with changing his life.

They also contextualise the way British-born detainees who languished for years without charge in the legal no-man's land of Guantánamo Bay, were handed off to British authorities feverishly drafting applications for control orders faster than you can say "due process".

Before heading off to British Columbia, I had been noticing that little by little, my connection to the real, three-dimensional world had been getting whittled down.

When they wouldn't let me graduate early because I hadn't taken gym, I quit altogether and went off to British Columbia.

First, hats off to the British.

In 2000 BMW sold the Land Rover segment to Ford, which had acquired the stock of Jaguar in 1989, while its Rover cars segment was spun off to a British consortium and became MG Rover Group Ltd. BMW retained the profitable Mini operations.

Pillsbury sold the company off to a British entertainment conglomerate called Grand Metropolitan in the same year.

Destroying many bateaux and seizing a ship on Lake George, he set off to annoy British positions on that lake.

Visa restrictions effectively make the US off-limits to British graduates seeking work, and elsewhere job seekers will run up against language barriers.