Sentence examples for party setting out from inspiring English sources

But talking with him often had the feel of a formal debate with each party setting out their case, then listening attentively to an opponent's rebuttal.

A party setting out from the inhabited west coast would, he reasoned, have to make a return trip, as no ship could be certain of reaching the dangerous east coast and picking them up.

AHOME, Mexico — The hunting party set out Sunday morning through unlit fog.

Once out west, Harry and Tyrone and their party set out to track a full-grown grizzly but instead capture a pair of cubs.

In its 1996 manifesto New Labour, New Life For Britain, the party set out its "third way" or centrist approach to policies.

The New Yorker, November 23, 1940 P. 11 A party set out to drive to Ebbets Field, to see a football game, and got lost in Brooklyn.

The Labour leader said he would continue to be optimistic and offer hope while seeing how the polls developed as the party set out its economic plans.

By M. Allison and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, November 23, 1940 P. 11 A party set out to drive to Ebbets Field, to see a football game, and got lost in Brooklyn.

Accompanied by a squad of armed enlisted men, as a precaution against an enemy ambush, the search party set out early the following morning, December 9th, flying from An Khe to an airstrip near Captain Vorst's company headquarters.

The court party set out from Merv for Baghdad, and on the way ʿAlī ar-Riḍā died, after a brief illness, at Ṭūs. Shīʿite historians attribute his death to poison, possibly administered by the caliph himself.

In 2012, Ed Balls proposed public investment to build 100,000 new affordable homes and the party set out action to reform the private rented sector, though it will need to hold its nerve against opposition from the landlords' lobby.