1. We stayed in a small village inn, right off the map.

2. Our village is just off the map.

3. The old town is off the map now.

4. The enemy were determined to wipe the town off the map as if it had never been.

5. A nuclear bomb could wipe the whole country off the map.

6. It's a small place in Nebraska. Right off the map.

7. We had quite literally walked off the map.

8. We're slipping off the map.

9. Finally, he peeled the markers off the map, leaving it blank once more.

10. Augustine somehow resists every attempt to wipe it off the map.

11. Our house is rather off the map.

12. Your factory is off the map in the city.

13. The bomb wiped their village off the map.

14. The whole village has been wiped off the map.

15. My hometown is off the map.

16. They're gonna wipe this city off the map!

17. You're off the map now, radar can't even find you.

18. Off the map, this is indeed a threat analysis at a glance.

19. Mars is fairly off the map as a tourist destination.

20. Tiny Tuvalu, which fears being wiped off the map from rising sea levels, tried to go carbon-neutral for the event, asking car and motorcycle owners to stay off the roads, the WWF said.

21. There are bombs so powerful that whole nations could be wiped off the map by them.

22. But after only one spoonful, I could tell this stuff was off the map.

23. Antonia, as the year pressed on, was gradually dropping off the map.

24. In El Salvador they've just had an earthquake, and whole towns were wiped off the map.

25. Eleven years ago, highway officials voted, in essence, to take Route 66 off the map.

26. For Israelis, whose country Mr Ahmadinejad says he wants to wipe off the map, it is not all that reassuring to hear that Iran can "probably" be deterred.

27. He also knows that Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's threat wipe Israel off the map is bombast.

28. The eastern wall of the mortuary temple of Ramses III in Medinet Habu near Luxor tells the story of what happened when the ships that wiped Ugarit off the map arrived in Egypt.

29. He had been so harried by the Federal officers that he had faded off the map.

1. We stayed in a small village inn, right off the map.