Sentence examples for off to west from inspiring English sources

Alex Ferguson lost patience with him and sent him off to west London at a reduced price.

"Half an hour after the wall came down, a hundred thousand people would be off to West Berlin," an East Berliner told correspondent.

In 2001, five Israelis were killed there by gunfire, and the military cut the highway off to West Bank Palestinians, placing huge boulders between the Palestinian villages and the 13 miles of road.

His quest sent him into the Los Angeles punk rock scene, and off to West Berlin in its 80's glory days, where he joined a performance art troupe for several years.

Like private aircraft that make zipping off to West Virginia for the evening for the Republican Policy Conference Retreat, as he did in January, or to a fund-raiser out of state, a breeze.

I just wish that some fucking wisdom had come with it!" She grits her teeth with frustration, talks of needing to be more closely connected to natural things – later that afternoon, she is taking herself off to West Wales to try to finish the songs she is working on.

Planes taking off to the west, or landing from the west, would have relatively few noise-sufferers under their flight paths (though one of them, who lives part of the time in Windsor Castle, has a certain amount of political pull).

The barrier is planned to sweep around Jerusalem, shutting the city off to the West Bank even as it consumes some West Bank land.

Nine miles (14 km) north of Mangum, SH-34B branches off to the west, connecting to the town of Brinkman, and four miles (6 km) later, SH-34A branches off to the west to the town of Willow.

Then we headed off, to 177 West 88th Street.

We could drive off to the West Coast.