Sentence examples for members set off from inspiring English sources
Two team members set off to speak to the headman.
On 8 August, three of my journalists – one freelancer and two staff members – set off for Tskhinvali [the capital of South Ossetia].
He said he left Iraq's capital in January 2011 after a confrontation with Shiite militia members set off a nightmare of escalating death threats and an attempt on his life.
Medical staff and union members set off at 14 00 BST before delivering letters of protest to 10 Downing Street.
The video featured close-ups of each of the band members set off by an array of lighting effects.
IS said in a statement posted online that its members set off two bombs in the southern Beirut suburb of Borj al-Barajneh.
In July, as they reaffirmed their restrictive policy toward openly gay members, setting off petition drives in protest, the Boy Scouts refused to explain their reasoning except to say that "it remains in the best interest of scouting".
For two years they lived with their vessel packed in ice, but at 84 degrees latitude, Nansen and a crew member set off for the North Pole with a pack of dogs on a 15-month journey.
In 2008, the killing of a Watts gang member set off a rash of retaliatory shootings — about a dozen in the span of a week.
The Episcopal Church shed members and set off an uproar in the international Anglican Communion to which it belongs by consecrating its first openly gay bishop in 2003.
Mr. DiFrancesco's certification stunned Township Council members, and set off a rapid investigation by Mr. Markowitz and the lawyer for the township's Planning Board, Lawrence Woodruff.
