Sentence examples for off to computer from inspiring English sources

Rather than having them foul the land and the air, and turn into poison for the environment, he would break the equipment apart, collect all the raw materials, send them off to computer manufacturing nations who would then ship the newly finished products back to the U.S. Simple, clever, useful, environmentally a wondrously fine deed.

Clearly, cartels aren't packing their members off to computer science evening classes at the local community college, and it's likely the more specialized experts have been kidnapped.

Clearly, cartels aren't packing their members off to computer science evening classes at the local community college, and it's likely the more specialised experts have been kidnapped.

Taylor was the man in charge of England when they conceded that goal just 8.3 seconds after kick-off to computer salesman Davide Gualtieri in Bologna at the end of their failed campaign to qualify for the 1994 World Cup.

The designs are handed off to the computer graphics department.

By contrast, HST essentially hands that off to a computer that can perform the task within minutes.

As long as it is designed within certain specifications, once you hand it off to the computer, your work is done.

Of course, both of these approaches are a lot more complicated than sending struggling students off to a computer lab and looking the other way.

(Without a doubt, this is the off-to-college computer I'd buy for my daughter. If she weren't 2, I mean).

"Today we say everyone going off to college needs a computer.

I have to turn my computer off to stop myself making music.