Sentence examples similar to I set about playing from inspiring English sources

WOLF -- How do you set about playing the play, in practical terms?

Judging by the way his new charges set about playing on Manchester's "Field of Dreams," both the coach and the young star have a future.

In Newcastle, her putative political career began in earnest as she set about playing an active part in local Labour politics, making contacts with national politicians and establishing her credentials as a potential parliamentary candidate.

Some set about playing an impromptu game of football with the ice chunks that were now strewn across the foredeck.

Accepting with good grace that his dark eyes and deep voice would rule him out for romantic leads, he set about playing, for instance, the SS officer in Manhunt (1970) – the LWT second world war series that set him up for stardom – with relish and great skill.

Richards spent her time on set, hamming about, playing cards with the crew and tricks on the director.

Looking back, I don't know if I was most excited about playing my own set or seeing Beyonce for the first time!

Labour present themselves as the only true defenders of minority rights, while the Tories say they've already set about levelling the playing field.

He went into Friday's match with a 6-1 record against Tsonga and quickly set about reasserting his authority, playing a brilliant opening game.

I had everything set up and playing in about five minutes.

We set about making a play that would, hopefully, do justice to their complexity and their stories.