Sentence examples for be setting off from from inspiring English sources

This month, revellers will be setting off from here for what a BBC documentary once described as "the world's weirdest music festival" – the Strathspey Safari mystery bus tour (from £40, 20 August).

The head may be set off from the body or grade imperceptibly into it.

The pyrotechnics would be set off from a barge in the river.

"The coming conflict will be set off from Abyei," predicted Mohammed Hamad, a political science professor in Khartoum.

The fireworks will be set off from four barges in the East River between East 23rd and East 42nd Streets.

But the larger earthquakes near Blackpool were thought to be caused the same way that quakes could be set off from disposal wells — by migration of the fluid into rock formations below the shale.

He said the guerrillas were using remote-controlled bombs that could be detonated from about 500 yards away, and wire-controlled explosives that could be set off from more than a mile away.

The fireworks will be set off from the Brooklyn Bridge, so the banks of the East River is your best viewing spot.

The families living in what had come to be referred to as Duxbury (sometimes "Duxborough") requested to be set off from Plymouth as a separate town with their own church and minister.

Fireworks are now permitted for sale from 9 p.m. June 30 to the end of the day July 4. Fireworks can be set off from 4 to 10 p.m. July 1 to July 4. "If there's a problem this year, let's go back and revisit this [next year]," Righeimer said.

Introductory transitions help guide the reader from one sentence to another, and they should be set off from the sentence by a comma.