Sentence examples for off to somewhere from inspiring English sources

There's something quite delicious in heading off to somewhere unknown, without preconceptions.

Whenever money and time allowed, he would be off to somewhere else, recording.

On the surface a meditation on hillbillies, Prohibition and drunkenness, "Wishful Drinking" examines the territory of a consuming desire, getting your mind off to somewhere else.

Zafar Sheikh, Shahzad's best friend and a local correspondent for the Saudi state television network, told me, "Saleem would say, 'Let's have a joyride!,' and then we would go off to somewhere crazy to meet the militants".

Booked to play a recent Dym! night, he went on at 2am, again at 4am, then 8am and was finally carried off to somewhere warm and safe at noon, the Polish chapter of The Cult Of Carter duly inaugurated.

"It's one thing to live at home," quite another to be shipped off to somewhere impersonal, said Lucilla Catania, a sculptor in Rome whose aunt is cared for by a Moldovan woman.

Be sure you have a tight grip on both sides of the straw, so that when it's flicked it doesn't get loose and fly off to somewheres.

We started out at the bottom and worked our tushes off to get somewhere.

New to London, where he was living in a hotel, he set off to find somewhere to play, as you would.

He'll go off to college somewhere where there's more acceptance, and that will be where he will find his soul mate.

Gabrielle picks up the story: 'That day I was dashing off to rehearsals somewhere else and I just nipped into the studio.