Sentence examples similar to is setting out to go from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Collins herself, for once, isn't sure where she's set out to go: Is her goal to become the perfect driver?

"Both teams have Premiership players, both are going to be set out to get the three points and hopefully Wales can do it".

When it became known that they were setting out to write an unauthorized biography, word quickly went around in New York's gay and literary world that Sontag did not want anyone to cooperate with them.

Her visits to Elizabeth's house (when she remembers that is where she set out to go) don't help: Elizabeth is not there but somehow she doesn't seem to be not there either.

But I'd be lying if I said I set out to be different, I didn't set out to go against the grain.

There was only a brief chat about Sunday's final before Ivan, Jamie Delgado and myself were setting out exactly what I'm going to do each day between now and Wimbledon - on which days I will practise, who I'm going to practise with, and on which days I'll rest.

Mrs May told reporters as she arrived: "I'm going to be setting out some of the UK's plans particularly on how we propose to protect the rights of EU citizens and UK citizens as we leave.

Competing claims about the costs and benefits of Scottish independence have been set out, months before voters go to the polls.

The senator said: "In the budget will be set out how we are going to fund the housing minister and new housing corporation investment plan.

Mari is set to go straight out on loan to Gimnàstic's fellow Spanish second-tier side Girona as the City manager Pep Guardiola wheeled and dealed in his home country.

Only half of the cash for pet projects is set to go out this year.