Sentence examples for off to where from inspiring English sources

"But it's not going to take off to where it has been in the past".

"Right now," she said, and led him off to where her crew was waiting, with the lorry.

"It hasn't been easy," Bendus said this week in a telephone interview from the college's Erie, Pa., campus before heading off to — where else? — the library.

These were some of the responses: "You dirty black nigger cunt, why don't you and your fucking kind fuck off to where you come from".

Jennings couldn't resist a barb, telling the audience to watch ABC News because the club's honorees had just gone off to where the story wasn't.

When the storm actually came through, we went through the experience of the power being shut off, to where everything was completely in disarray.

The typeface vocabulary is the tip-off to where those early feelings of virile immortality came from.

At one time, a regional guitar style was a tip-off to where a musician hailed from, as guitar tunings, and picking and strumming styles varied from one rural county to the next.

We're off to - where was it again?

Then it was off to Manhattan, where they now live.

Veer off to one where heroes die of heartbreak.