Sentence examples for crew set off from inspiring English sources

When the second crew set off for Mir in February 1987, it was in a new form of Soyuz, called Soyuz TM.

Convinced that Western adventure stories should be filmed in the real West, Anderson and a small crew set off in the direction of the Rockies sometime in 1909 or 1910 (Bell 1984, 39) to establish a second Essanay office.

By the time the first crew set off, this technology "will have produced a breathable atmosphere of 0.7 bar pressure, 3000 litres of water, and 240 kg of oxygen". This first group of 12 astronauts will themselves have completed training by 2026, and will make the journey to Mars that year, landing in 2027.

Before the crew set off on their Yellowstone adventure, they spoke with Michael Leach of Yellowstone Country Guardians.

The next day Wild and a crew set off in the Stancomb Wills to explore the coast for a safer site.

Avery takes the helm of the spaceship and, along with Toby and his crew, sets off to explore the stars.

But the project had experienced repeated delays already, and despite McQueary and his crew setting off smoke flares to announce their presence, the 40-kiloton nuclear device was, in fact, detonated.

The second leg of the around-the-world Volvo Ocean Race began as the eight crews set off for Asia with the threat of piracy along the way.

Having adapted his script and reassembled his crew, Powell and his gang set off on what turned out to be as much an adventure as a film shoot.

"We immediately became friends," Mr. Rallo said, and in 2010 the two recruited a film crew and set off for Italy.

Cavendish's last crew had set off from England wearing wool and leather and returned dressed in Asian silks.The voyage of 1591 started well enough.