Sentence examples for off to something from inspiring English sources

Then he'd be off to something else.

You can't drift off to something that might happen in a year or three years' time.

But digital television has gotten off to something of a rocky start in the United States.

The smart plug turns the power on or off to something plugged into it when commanded.

Harris suggested that the general election had contributed to the market getting off to something of a slow start this year, which meant many were behind on targets.

But it is hard to see the whole story of an aspect of Dutch art; you glimpse it, and are swept off to something else immediately.

Undeterred, they went off to get something to eat.

From there I headed off to try something different – in the form of The Stash.

Then they could head off to do something more socially useful, like robbing banks.

"Quite right, he didn't … I requested a month off to do something 'very controversial'.

It felt better "deserting them", somehow, when I was off to learn something.