Sentence examples for off to foreign from inspiring English sources

Tibet, however, is closed off to foreign journalists.

It's still not uncommon for scouts to be taking talented youngsters virtually off the streets and packing them off to foreign countries".

Some plaintiffs in the case said they were tortured by C.I.A. interrogators at an agency "black site" prison in Afghanistan, while others said they were tortured by Egypt and Morocco after the C.I.A. handed them off to foreign security services.

Ribena and Lucozade are the latest in a string of British brands to be sold off to foreign buyers, following the sale of Branston, Weetabix, Cadbury and Haywards pickles among others in recent years.

And on the Guardian she was expected to be interested in all those things, as opposed to being ready with a passport and a toothbrush ready to dash off to foreign parts".

The museum's apparent change of position came on Tuesday, as Tory MPs and admirers of the former prime minister weighed in to call for the items to be saved from being auctioned off to foreign buyers.

Anybody who somehow finds their way past toughened border controls will be packed off to a foreign detention camp while their case is heard.

"No one should be parcelled off to a foreign land without due process or when they could be dealt with here at home," she said.

The right to settle in Britain should be auctioned off to wealthy foreign investors, government advisers say.

And no, I haven't run off to a foreign land to "find myself," despite what many people probably expected after reading my last column.

Today, the tradition continues when we send our kids off to somewhere foreign for a "semester abroad".