Sentence examples for off to day from inspiring English sources

Yet somehow I knew that I would always want to work without shipping my kids off to day care 40-plus hours a week.

The unfortunate convergence of economic crisis and the city schools' annual spring break, which starts today, is bound to put stress on hard-working parents who can't afford to ship their children off to day care or Cancun.

"We certainly wouldn't want your son to head off to day care without the precise amount of hazelnut in his system".

So the case was put off to Monday.

"My mother always called me back down the hall when she sent me off to Sunday school," she said.

It knew some were worse off to-day, but it always intended they should be.

Off to a day of parallel talk sessions.

Serious thinking about research integrity gets put off to another day.

Syria can put off to another day theoretical worries about deterring an Israeli nuclear attack.

At the zebra she waved him goodbye and went off to her Tuesday-night bingo, blithe as a bird.

He hoped that giving the working class a day off to celebrate one Monday a year might pacify them.