Sentence examples for off to oxford from inspiring English sources

Then he went off to Oxford to do an MA in philosophy.

Corman made suggestions about improving the script, got no credit for it, and went off to Oxford.

"I wouldn't be surprised one bit if he heads off to Oxford in October," Karioth said of Rolle.

He went off to Oxford on a Rhodes scholarship (what, you think any dummy can study vice presidents?) and confronted a harsh revelation.

We were part of the same group of friends in college, but I moved to Manhattan and he went off to Oxford after graduation.

The film opens with a ticking clock and our heroine telling her fellow graduating classmates (she is off to Oxford to study science) that "Time is luck".

Yeshiva-schooled and Vassar-scrubbed, a 21-year-old New Yorker named Lily Taub trundles off to Oxford University in the mid-1970s for an injection of Western Civilization, packing a wary regard for non-Jews that might be summed up by her mother's mantra: "Einstein Freud Marx Proust Mahler Mendelssohn Chagall and don't forget Dr. Jonas Salk, without whom they would all be cripples.

They are still going to drive to Tupelo, or to Oxford, with its college crowd.

A fellowship to Oxford acquainted me with the depths of English cooking.

Losing at home to Oxford left me in a bad mood for a week or two.

The train from Paddington Station in London to Oxford costs about $30 one way.