Sentence examples for off to celebrate from inspiring English sources

Right, I'm off to celebrate.

Now I'm off to celebrate my birthday.

Thanks for all your emails, I'm off to celebrate, Mike.

That brings up England's 50, and Edwards takes the rest of the over off to celebrate.

Phlegmatic as ever, he will not be giving himself too much time off to celebrate.

With that the people's champion, the reluctant rock star was off to celebrate.

The day after I visit, they are off to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary in Big Sur.

Having collected himself, Cecil set off to celebrate in exactly the style that his followers would expect.

On his way home, he stopped off to celebrate his 19 for 90, never bettered to this day.

George Washington did issue a request to celebrate a day of thanksgiving on 3rd October 1789 - but this was a one-off to celebrate their new freedom from British rule.

The King Power crowd were treated to free beer and fireworks before kick-off to celebrate the 60th birthday of Leicester's chairman, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, but the home team were not supposed to be generous to the opposition.