Sentence examples for off to jamaica from inspiring English sources

On Monday, Mr. Carter, 78, is off to Jamaica to monitor elections.

She wasn't there, having been whisked off to Jamaica for her somewhat belated honeymoon by husband and co-writer Rory Kinnear – they got married in 2002.

On November 19, just three days before the last of the British invaders finally left the canal zone, he abruptly took himself off to Jamaica to recover, leaving behind Rab Butler in charge of the cabinet.

When he asked for a pay rise, Graham Dawbarn agreed, but packed the family off to Jamaica so that Manser could design a university and hospital.

In 1955, the two strands entwined, as, with an Oscar nomination under her belt, and with the heads of M-G-M snarling and suspending her for turning down roles that they thought she should be grateful for (including that of the ailing Elizabeth Barrett Browning), she took herself and her sister Peggy off to Jamaica, where she arranged to be photographed by Howell Conant.

Once at his apartment, they dragged him off, against his will, to Jamaica Hospital, where he was held in its psychiatric ward for six days.

The firm were enthusiastic cricket patrons, allowing employees time off to play in matches, so that Headley was able to attend practice with the Jamaica team on a regular basis.

I'm off to Jamaica Inn – one of England's most haunted pubs, and the very one in which Daphne du Maurier set her murderous tale of Cornish wrecking.

Schoolcraft also had two tape-recorders rolling when the police posse, led by a Deputy Chief, Michael Marino, entered his apartment on Halloween and hauled him off to Jamaica Hospital.

(A second voyage, the following week, to Jamaica, did better).

Talking to Jamaica's Nationwide Radio station, Elliott said: "Wada will be sending three officers to Jamaica next Monday and Tuesday".