Sentence examples for off to confront from inspiring English sources

McClellan set off to confront them.

Lorenzo went off to confront Mr. Josephs, he read.

Before you took off to confront the world, what did you read as a young person?

He finds Flora's invitation and rushes off to confront Violetta at the ball.

It did not veer off to confront other states completely unconnected to the attack.

In last Sunday's episode, the sales team tells Richard that Jack has gutted his product in the name of future revenue, and Richard storms off to confront Jack, who's out at the local stables.

After a year and a half of excuses, of letting my husband drive, I could no longer put off trying to confront my own demons.

Just as often, you might see a group of skinny young men, in mismatched battle fatigues, carrying sticks and bats and heading off somewhere to confront someone, whether a fellow-protester or some evildoer, I didn't know.

Liberated from any need to win, he'd be free to swear off pandering, to confront his party's base when it came into conflict with his own more moderate tendencies, to do a campaign-trail impression of a loose-tongued, retiring politician serving out the last few months of a term.

Von Sternberg casts off social graces to confront the destructive primal forces from which society and its dramas arise.

Bostridge continued with his final encore and then did something equally unprecedented at Schwarzenberg – jumping off the stage to confront the heckler before marching him on to the platform and inviting him to speak.