Sentence examples for off to the end from inspiring English sources

Two linebackers got caught out of position and Dwyer was off to the end zone.

Haunted by visions of army officers knocking on her door with the most terrible news, she runs off "to the end of the land".

We were off to the end of Moskenesoya Island, the final jewel of this archipelago 60 miles north of the Arctic Circle.

And on May 27th, just before the pilots struck, Jean-Cyril Spinetta, Air France's boss, said that partial privatisation had been put off to the end of the year.

Here, in a 2009 interview, Depardieu describes the casting process: I arrive at her home in the rue Saint-Benoît, she opens the door for me, slips off to the end of the corridor, looking even smaller.

After some back-and-forth, I was surprised to discover that these incredulous comments often came from readers of the electronic version of my book, where the footnotes are shunted off to the end of the text, relegated to being mere endnotes.

I like to think the decision over who would be the next England manager was made in a tops-off, to-the-end wrestle between Sam Allardyce and Steve Bruce held at FA HQ.

With all water removed, then tape a 2L plastic bottle (with the bottom end cut off) to the free end of the hose, and fill this with boiling water from the kettle a number of times.

Is it about the transfer of his uproarious farce Noises Off to the West End?

Jumping up, he took off to the far end of the garden, pages fluttering in his hand as he ran.

It would be extremely surprising if this murderous musical does not race off to the West End.