Sentence examples for off to saturday from inspiring English sources

While her "Groundlings" classmates went off to "Saturday Night Live," Ms. McCarthy became a supporting player on "Gilmore Girls," as the embarrassment-prone Sookie St. James, and, in 2010, landed her lead role on "Mike & Molly".

Its shady streets are lined with carefully tended gardens, and it remains the sort of place where an elderly man on a bicycle can be overheard telling a friend he's off to Saturday afternoon Mass.

So the case was put off to Monday.

But all that data left with Evan every morning when he headed off to day care.

AIR RACES PUT OFF TO MONDAY BY RAIN; Delay Gives the British Another Chance to Qualify Second Plane for Schneider Cup.

"My mother always called me back down the hall when she sent me off to Sunday school," she said.

Then a colleague would take over, and Rais could go off to Friday prayers.

The result could be 12 million children, almost double the number currently enrolled, heading off to day care.

Serious thinking about research integrity gets put off to another day.

While you may be compelled to blow off Friday and Saturday and save off homework to Sunday, imagine how nice it would be to finish it all on Saturday, to have Sunday free and worry free?

That is, whether to take off Monday and Tuesday to create an early long, long-weekend or take off Thursday and Friday and do it late.