Sentence examples for beginning to set out from inspiring English sources
Ms. Haïm is also beginning to set out extensively on her own.
The NHS has begun to set out its own stall to meet the challenges of the future.
Smonlam took place at the beginning of the winter thaw, when caravans began to set out once again and the hunting season was resumed.
Some of my colleagues in cabinet have begun to set out their own ideas of how we can reform the democratic process.
But once General Clark began to set out his views and his agenda, he did not and could not try to be all things to all people.
Ashton has begun to set out his case for an England recall and he is the leading try-scorer in this season's Heineken Cup.
The new boss of Royal Bank of Scotland has begun to set out how he intends to put customers at the heart of its operations after a string of damaging allegations about the bailed-out bank's treatment of customers.
To me, that reads like an argument against innovation.And even if one assumes that regulations can be tweaked to make use of these products safer, EOC hasn't begun to set out a case that the benefits of CDOs justify the costs (or even that such products should be given the benefit of the doubt).
Eun, a 45-year-old Korean-American and a former executive at AOL, Google and NBC, was employed by Samsung only in January, but has since begun to set out his stall to help take the South Korean electronics giant in a new strategic direction in terms of its future focus.
When, in the title story, Munro begins to set out the misfortunes of Johanna, the stout orphan-nobody who tries on her wedding outfit while still wearing ankle socks and heavy shoes, you little guess what turn the narrative will take.
