Sentence examples for before she set off from inspiring English sources

Before she set off, there were questions among some in the sailing world over whether she was too young to make the journey on her own.

And just before she set off for the bus stop, she put two in the microwave and heated them to the very brink of explosion.

"What are you going to wear?" I asked my friend, before she set off, mindful of the grey and drizzly weather and the fact that grand-style entertaining isn't her usual milieu.

Just before she set off for the Caribbean and the underwater habitat, she and Giles Mead moved from Massachusetts to California, where Giles had accepted the post of director of the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History, one of the top five or six such institutions in the country.

She had written of her excitement about the trip, which was part of the International Citizen Service development programme, on a charity fundraising page before she set off. "I have learned so much about global development and international issues and cannot wait to contribute in any way I can", she said.

Speaking before she set off for Sierra Leone on Tuesday with about 100 RAF medics and logisticians being sent to build a training academy and field hospital, Greening said: "If we don't combat Ebola it will take many more lives, but also it can pose a risk to the UK".

Ms. Barton, who has worked 18 years for the Forest Service, pleaded not guilty to the four criminal counts against her even though she confessed to investigators before her arrest on Sunday that she set off a fire on June 8 inside the Pike National Forest while a ban was in effect against fires of any kind inside the forest.

But before set off, he spoke to the BBC's Rebecca Morelle about why he wants to make the risky dive.

"We were in search of an esthetic within which to live," Mary writes near the beginning of "Meaning a Life," recounting the time just before she and George set off on a cross-country hitchhiking trip — one of a few that they took together in the nineteen-twenties — "and we were looking for it in our own American roots, in our country".

"Christmas is a super big deal around here," she emailed me before I set off for Alaska, "but for me it is a general hate.

"That was taken just days before he set off to Europe," she says, breaking into tears.