Sentence examples for said set out from inspiring English sources

A former hoofer (he danced for Twyla Tharp) he did not, he said, set out to woo the fashion world.

John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, has said set out the watchwords for Labour's economic policy in a talk at the London School of Economics.

The subsidiary of the German group RWE published a report, Energy Explained: Inside the Cost of Energy, which it said set out the "real numbers" behind household bill increases.

Sharman notes that she used to hand out copies of the Viennese economist Friedrich Hayek's The Road to Serfdom which, she said, set out her economic vision – one of minimal state intervention and negligible public ownership.

He had not, as is often said, set out to prove the single cause of verruga peruana and Oroya fever.

Pupils should be taught a robust "core knowledge" of facts and information, the education secretary has said, setting out the principles of his curriculum changes.

James Forsyth at Coffee House says setting out the intellectual case for cuts is the easy bit.

Already favored with a "natural facility," she said, she set out to learn her instrument herself.

This year, she said, they set out "to emphasize the spirit of Christmas -- love and family".

"The kid himself said he set out to manipulate the market," Walker virtually shrieked.

Tebow said he set out to earn his teammates' respect by always working as hard as he could.