Examples of 'off to seek' in a sentence
Meaning of "off to seek"
off to seek - to depart in order to search for or look for something
How to use "off to seek" in a sentence
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off to seek
He went off to seek his fortune.
The young man immediately sets off to seek his kinsman.
Off to seek our fortunes.
The two of them quickly headed off to seek medical help.
Off to seek his fortune.
The child then ran off to seek his way out of the jungle.
I shall lift my arms and my roots will set off to seek another land.
Then he set off to seek the Wind again.
The placenta ends up expelling hybrid beings that obstinately go off to seek a final form.
For he swore and sent us off to seek a fox in Thornhill wood.
Off to seek your fortune in America too?
The party waits patiently until the bear wanders off to seek its dinner elsewhere.
Jeffords rides off to seek help from Cochise and the stagecoach is saved.
Olympic figure skating star Gracie Gold taking time off to seek professional help.
And now we are off to seek and find The precious secret for mankind!
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Re-assembling it as he wanders off to seek new toys.
I am off to seek treasure in Coffee Table Cove!
I assume you are off to seek employment?
I am off to seek my fortune " - and off he went.
Once, a young disciple went off to seek a great teacher.
I'm off to seek the truth.
At once, the Prince and Truffaldino march off to seek them.
And my roots shall set off to seek another land . I shall lift my arms.
Who went off to seek his fortune, the former aid to a King or Emperor, the.
I assume youre off to seek employment?
Mahomet goes off to seek the Angel Gabriel ( recitative in F major ).
We're off to seek.
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