Sentence examples for he set off down from inspiring English sources

Get out of my way!" And he set off down the pavement.

He set off down the road to keep an appointment with a wealthy man who was his only hope.

It was all he could do to bang on his grandmother's door and shout out a garbled explanation before he set off down the corridor.

Neither Els nor Gary Player ever won The Open at St Andrews, though, and it's a fair bet that young Oosthuizen felt the burden of history bearing down on his slight shoulders as he set off down the first fairway.

For six-time Olympic gold medallist Sir Chris Hoy, it came at the age of seven or eight, when he set off down the cycle path behind the family home in Edinburgh.

In the spring of 1808, he set off down the Kootenay River, this time reaching present-day Montana and Idaho where he established Kullyspell House and Saleesh House, trading posts on Lake Pend Oreille and the Clark Fork, respectively.

He sets off down 11 at +6 for the tournament, and will need to do something very special, and typically ridiculous, if he's to get involved tomorrow.

This last hurrah will not be a jolly affair and the cries of "good old Ken" as he sets off down the mountain may soon become "he shouldn't have done it" as he lies in a snow-drift.

As a fan though you really hoped to see the real Simoncelli back and battling again and, sure enough, in the next race at Silverstone when he found himself in third position, 12 laps away from his first MotoGP podium, he set off to charge down Andrea Dovizioso in second before crashing out two laps later.

Which is why in early 1995 he set off for Puerto Rico to track down Adrian Diaz.

Houses had been looted, water and electricity lines ploughed up, ministries pillaged and offices wrecked.Even before he set off on his mission, Mr Powell played down hopes of an agreement.