Sentence examples for I set off walking from inspiring English sources

I set off walking to see for myself.

I set off walking from Haystacks overlooking Buttermere, then I walk up by Sheepbone Buttress and then turn right at Bleaberry Tarn and then by Scale Force down to the lake.

My highlight at the festival, though, is A Mile In My Shoes, where I set off walking through a park with someone else's shoes on my feet and their voice playing through headphones in my ears.

We pulled up in the shade of two pine trees then set off walking.

Hastily packing his one-man tent, the youngster set off walking from Idomeni, alone.

When the sun came up, they set off, walking six abreast through scratchy fields marked with anthills, cow pies and little red flags.

After two nights of sleeping rough because they were refused entry to a camp in Roszke, they set off walking to another town only to be spotted by a helicopter and sent by police to the same camp.

Last week in Dir district in north-western Pakistan, police defused a bomb strapped to a nine-year-old girl who said she had been kidnapped in Peshawar then set off walking towards a checkpost.

Jillian immediately said yes, while my parents restocked my vest and we set off walking down the trail.

He sets off walking to find the "fatal bus stop" at the corner of Hollywood and Western where Malcolm Lowry "met and embraced" his future wife, but it's unclear whether he actually gets there.

The bus deposited me about a mile from the castle itself and I set off to walk.