Sentence examples for off to places from inspiring English sources

On the 1970s, when traveling was counterculture: The boomers were setting off to places their parents hadn't gone.

Production along various bits of the chain moved off to places where it could be done most cheaply.

We saw power cut off to places in New York City, where it's always on, because the underground generators had to be shut off.

From time to time over what she has called her "40-year conversation" with Ms. Cook, she or the couple together would go off to places like Sweet Briar, Va., and Bennington, Vt., where Ms. Oliver would teach poetry writing.

It is home to Whidbey Island Naval Air Station, where squadrons of radar-jamming EA-6B Prowler warplanes (made, coincidentally, by Grumman on Long Island) train before heading off to places like Afghanistan and Iraq.

That is a net figure, taking into account that some people will give up smoking and others will run off to places where cigarettes are cheaper, like upstate tribal reservations.

Among these is a plan to destroy the country's ivory stockpile of 112 tonnes, worth $50m, rather than sell it off, to place a stigma on the stuff.

In particular, it pays off to place rain-gauges at locations where the radar imagery is inaccurate, while keeping the distribution over the study area sufficiently uniform.

In the spring sunshine, supporters had begun arriving hours before kick-off to place items at the area of the stadium designated as a monument to the popular Muamba.

And when Dakota, in full spiral mode, follows her boyfriend's throwaway suggestion, heading off to place her neck on the train tracks, the author could at least make it interesting and have the 9 15 show up.

Soon we did meet girls and married them and had children and moved off to different places.