Sentence examples for off to sunday from inspiring English sources

A cracking second career Hats off to Sunday Times political editor David Cracknell, who has just secured his own small part in musical history.

Eastern time on Saturday at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, though problems like rain, low clouds over the landing strip or high winds could lead mission managers to delay the landing until later in the day, or put it off to Sunday or even Monday.

The sweet, begloved and behatted old ladies I've met at black churches are just like the sweet, begloved and behatted old ladies at the Episcopal church of my youth, and gorgeous little children marched off to Sunday school just as the less-than-gorgeous I once did.

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

The last time Larry Linam saw his daughter, Gina, he was sending her off to Sunday school at the First Baptist Church, in downtown Daingerfield, Texas.

Getting even a few minutes break from the kids for my parents meant sending them off to Sunday school, or shoo-ing them outdoors to play kick-the-can.

So the case was put off to Monday.

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?

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Off to a day of parallel talk sessions.

At the zebra she waved him goodbye and went off to her Tuesday-night bingo, blithe as a bird.