Sentence examples for off to deliver from inspiring English sources

That's where a flight took off to deliver him back East, to his deskbound realities.

It also saves men working in the city having to take time off to deliver the money to their families.

At the trans compartment, vesicles containing different secretory cargoes bud off to deliver their contents to distinct destinations.

For example, some investigators booby-trap a virus, then send it off to deliver its toxic package to the cancer cell.

The private spaceflight company, which has shuttled cargo to the International Space Station and satellites into orbit since 2012, set off to deliver 7,000lb of supplies and a habitat experiment to the station – an inflatable room for astronauts.

"Tax avoidance cannot be about morality, there are no absolutes …" Sir Roger Carr protested at an Oxford Business School event on Monday, before heading off to deliver a similar message to the prime minister.

Here's the good news: Lucasfilm has shown itself, for better or worse, as a company willing to vastly overspend, even on what was supposed to be a glorified one-off, to deliver what they think is the best possible movie.

Once all orders are placed, the person who originally started the order has the option to look over things before signing off to have things delivered.

Carson, another early adopter of the Trump cause who may one day face the judgment of history, went off script to deliver his own bizarre attack.

Then there's the fellow who lurches off topic to deliver a disquisition on the cultural significance of the death of Anna Nicole Smith, with annotations linking this calamity to the tragedy of 9/11.

The stress of having 'bad news' conversations can lead some doctors to put them off, or to deliver news in a less-than-optimal way, says Dr Laura-Jane Smith, a respiratory registrar in training who works in London.