Sentence examples for had set from from inspiring English sources

"She untied one of my hands," said Mr. Regan, explaining that he would still not accept donations in excess of $4,000 - the limit he had set - from people doing business with the state.

But in the third quarter, when the Rams moved ahead, 20-19, they made history by breaking the record for consecutive games with 20 points or more scored which the Miami Dolphins had set from 1983 through 1985.

"In the last two performances, I don't think we've shown the true Rangers, certainly the standards we have set from the beginning of the season," the Rangers manager said.

Cars which have set from Glasgow included classic Jaguars, Healeys, Lancias and Mini Coopers.

The passengers - mostly from West Africa, Pakistan and Bangladesh - had set sail from Libya's capital Tripoli on Saturday afternoon.

He was 6,700 miles from the place he had set out from.

They were almost unrecognizable from the young professionals who had set out from London.

It had set off from Paris to Cairo when it disappeared from radar over the Mediterranean.

The group had set sail from Libya.

The ship had set sail from Connecticut, bound for Florida.

The Volvo fleet had set sail from Cape Town on its way to Sydney, Australia, on Nov. 10.