Sentence examples for off to columbia from inspiring English sources

Soon, the women stood ready to kick the ball off to Columbia.

Robbe-Grillet announced he had to be off to Columbia; he said as a lecturer he was moved around like a package.

Before she went off to Columbia to study public health policy, she worked for a New York management consulting firm and a hedge fund where her colleagues unanimously (and off-the-recordly) reported that she was a stupendously hard worker.

Her sister would rock up in the morning, then dash off to Columbia Law school at lunchtime, with Joan taking over for the afternoon shift, and no one batted an eyelid.

An ambulance carried him off to Columbia Presbyterian in uptown Manhattan.

It is a background that differs markedly from that of Garcetti, who grew up in Encino and attended an elite private high school before heading off to Columbia and, eventually, to Oxford through a Rhodes Scholarship.

Mr. Meltzer went off to Columbia University in 1932 and paid his way through college by working in the dining hall and selling shoes in a Fifth Avenue store.

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.

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.

The View "Hats Off to the Buskers" (Columbia) drew me in with a really great guitar track on the second song, "Superstar Tradesman".

It's enough to make Maureen buckle and run off to her calm, funny Columbia pre-med boyfriend (Mr. Bailey).