Sentence examples for off to found from inspiring English sources
Spilling Chinese beans The healthiest city Out of the dark, Republican glimmers Another miracle: productivity ReprintsThe book is published by Paladin Press, a Boulder, Colorado company founded by two former Green Berets, Peder Lund and Robert Brown (who later split off to found Soldier of Fortune magazine).
While Amy wanders off to found Hipsters Anonymous, let's hear from the social anthropologist Guardian readers who have been observing the group in their natural habit: Hackney.
It was from Portsmouth that, in 1787, a fleet of 11 ships set off to found the first European colony in Australia.
To moneymen, those are just givens of the way the world works, and have to be accepted, in the absence of a credible plan to go off to found a new system on another planet.
His efforts failed — Phillips and Rahv effectively dumped him — and, in 1943, Macdonald went off to found his own magazine, Politics, where the only authority to annoy was himself.
Thomas Arnold, Rugby's great head master, and a lot of other masters, went off to found Clifton and Marlborough and other public schools back in the 19th century, so the game spread through the Rugby diaspora.
He walked off to find a salad.
(" 'Napkin, Erika!' Charney demands. Erika scurries off to find one").
Then it was off to find Mary's house.
