Sentence examples for travel off from inspiring English sources

In April Reince Priebus, the chairman of the Republican National Committee, wrote to the comptroller-general accusing Mr Obama of passing campaign travel off as official events.

Page 1 Travel OFF TO THE FRIGID NORTH: Sailing Up Norway's Coast Sailing into the teeth of a blizzard is not an image normally associated with a cruise.

For one, it will let you flip through e-mailed photos in a slide show within Hotmail rather than forcing you to travel off to another Web site or choose whether to save or view photos.

Conditions are tough – mobile phones are banned, and following a spate of defections, waitresses can only travel off premises in groups of three – but it is one of the few opportunities for North Koreans to work outside their borders.

To help smooth out the peaks and lows in hotel occupancies, Ripplewood is seeking to attract more women and elderly visitors, who can often travel off season and stay longer.

What is the appropriate cost to taxpayers?" Some scientists emphasize that even if ground water was to travel off the site, it does not mean that the radioactive contaminants would necessarily travel with it.

They still offer deals for passengers who book trips well in advance, travel off-season and at less popular times.

Still, I've kept mine pinned on, partly in case I'm up early enough to travel off-peak, and partly as a discreet way to alert acquaintances I'm not just even greedier than usual.

The crane is of the type used on forestry vehicles known as forwarders, which travel off-road collecting logs cut by the harvesters.

But there are still lots of cheap deals out there if you can book well in advance and travel off-peak.

Revenue increased 6% to $1.7 billion, from $1.6 billion in 2009, while U.S. car rental revenue rose 10% driven by higher prices, growth in business travel, off-airport rentals and the Advantage leisure brand.