Sentence examples similar to to jet off somewhere from inspiring English sources

It was at Balmoral that the newlyweds gave the press a photo-call, and when asked how she was enjoying married life so far, Diana delighted everyone by quipping, "I highly recommend it!" Both William and Catherine love the sun and the sea so I'm betting that they will jet off somewhere warm to soak up the rays for part of their honeymoon.

We could not afford to jet off on school vacations to Disney World as other families did.

We might not be jetting off to somewhere so quickly but we can dream, especially after seeing Michelle Obama's stunningly chic Air Force One attire.

Except that, off somewhere, probably near Broadway, Joe Namath, who led the Jets to their only Super Bowl in 1969, is telling the world that the gregarious Ryan and his Jets are "asking for trouble".

Jet off to Dubai for a shopping spree or to Las Vegas to play the tables?

Jet off to Prince Edward Island, Canada.

He seemed to be off somewhere.

It always sounds like Superman's about to take off somewhere.

Pretend you have to rush off somewhere.

He continued: "I will need to take time off somewhere.

I just had to cut the list off somewhere.