Sentence examples for off to little from inspiring English sources

He recounts how, after he tried paddling inland for five hours, on and off, to little avail, he panicked, then made another plan.

One of the minor annoyances of building a new nation on a foundation that denies elementary decency and justice is finding enough to sing about to rill an entire national anthem, so our hat must come off to little Rhodesia.

By Gordon Cotler The New Yorker, October 18 , 1969P. 47 One of the minor annoyances of building a new nation on a foundation that denies elementary decency and justice is finding enough to sing about to rill an entire national anthem, so our hat must come off to little Rhodesia.

You can feel the book lifting off into its themes in the comments between concrete memories: When I was eight my parents packed me off to Little Sir Echo Camp for Girls on Lake Armington in the foothills of New Hampshire co-founded and owned by Mary Hoisington and Margaret Conoboy ten years earlier.

Startups have tried for years to make co-watching take off to little success.

With suitcases in-hand and wearing heavy sweaters and coats, we were off to Little Dix Bay, a tiny resort located on the island of Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands.

But I set off to Little Rock convinced we could prevail (eventually) in spite of it all, and I return -- buoyed by the good energy of all the dedicated people I met there -- even more so.

Noted whale spotter Herman Melville, meanwhile, tells us to ship off to another little island nearby: Nantucket.

He got off to a little bit of a slow start, but the whole team did.

But I still wake up too early every morning and head off to teach little ones.

In the last year or so, I have virtually stopped sending my work off to the "little magazines".