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Jetting off to the other side of the world this winter?

I jetted off to Hollywood to watch them make the movie.

If you're not jetting off somewhere, you might as well work.

Last fall, she jetted off to Thailand for six weeks to work with a women's group.

The first international crisis would see him jetting off for some personal power diplomacy.

I'd never forgive myself if I jetted off to safety and left her to die alone.

No strangers to the road, the boys explain how they're jetting off to America the following day.

And jetted off to Europe for a post proposal celebration.

It is thought the couple have now jetted off for a romantic honeymoon.

He, however, also admitted to sleeping with her just two days before jetting off to California for the competition.

Within weeks she was jetting off to London to interview a famous pop star.

Test yourself locally before jetting off to an exotic location.

The next morning the couple jetted off to Casablanca for their honeymoon.

So Western experts were soon jetting off to poor countries to run surveys and design massive family planning programmes.

They jetted off for six days in sunny South Africa.

The show ended as they jetted off, and Timekeeper wished everyone well.

They finished by jetting off to Europe for a post-proposal celebration.

He jetted off to the right, but the monster veered instantly.

"A downturn is no time for complacency," he said before jetting off to China.

Jetting off for a holiday used to be an exciting adventure into the unknown.

Play in our raffle and you could be jetting off for a holiday or driving away a new car!

And after Ferrovial's experience, investors must think about jetting off elsewhere.

The idea of jetting off to India for heart surgery might strike some as a radical way to save money.

The 'thopter lifted away and jetted off into the darkness.

Carrie fell in love and jetted off to Paris.