Sentence examples for off to milan from inspiring English sources

There is a brief affair but then he has to go off to Milan for a ­concert.

But in 1482 Leonardo went off to Milan at the behest of Lorenzo de' Medici in order to win favour with Ludovico il Moro, and the painting was abandoned.

Valentine (Ryan Quinn) is off to Milan.

The other two, of course, were heading off to Milan.

"I'm working I wouldn't say a ton, but I can pay my rent and buy groceries," Mr. Bockelman said after the audition ended as, out of his earshot, the assembled expert unanimously agreed to make his "hold" an "exclusive" and set in motion plans to ship him off to Milan.

"Our theory was that if you're the mother of a 15-year-old girl from Des Moines, Iowa, who's going to be the next Heidi Klum, you'd rather have her working with the firm that represents Chris Evert than running off to Milan with some sleazy agency," says McCormack.

Big-spending Paris St Germain got off to a winning start in the Champions League as AC Milan were surprisingly held to a goalless draw at home.

After Milan had gone top with victory on Saturday the pressure was on Antonio Conte's team and they got off to the perfect start when Paolo De Ceglie crossed for Pepe to tap home from close range.

MILAN — "It's my first design for Missoni — and now I am moving back to Milan and starting in the company," said Margherita Missoni, showing off the square sunglasses that she and her sister Teresa were wearing.

Muntari's goal then almost took the roof off after Milan broke down the right.

Former Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini won his first game since returning to Inter Milan as they saw off 10-man Chievo.