Sentence examples for set about assembling from inspiring English sources
The Gore campaign set about assembling five to seven vetting teams, all reporting to James Hamilton, a lawyer with long experience examining the lives of troubled Washington figures.
Usually when she takes that long between records, it means that she's parted ways with her backing band and set about assembling a new bunch of Pretenders.
They set about assembling data on every single hurricane — or typhoon, or cyclone — that had formed in the North Pacific, the South Pacific, the Indian Ocean, and the North Atlantic since satellite measurement began, in 1970.
He went into partnership, rented a satellite, bought the equipment for a wireless service from Highlands and Islands Enterprise, and set about assembling a network which now serves 140 island subscribers.
WHEN Gay LeCleire Taylor set about assembling a pair of exhibitions at WheatonArts and Cultural Center here to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the American studio glass movement, her thoughts turned to sands running through an hourglass — but not because of the medium she was working with.
As Bomber Command set about assembling crews which would work well as a unit, Chalmers made a point of requesting to fly with a crew of non-commissioned officers; and although the norm was for a mix of officers and NCOs, his wish was granted.
Prying the gingerbread, which was nearly black, from the cookie sheets, I set about to assemble my Gingerbread Dreams Fantasy House.
Then she set about ringing the numbers to assemble a portrait of the man.
Strategically use different email addresses, browsers, credit cards and even devices for different web activities (like personal, work and online shopping) to make it more difficult for entities to assemble one cohesive data set about you.
So Mr. Firnstein, a carpenter, set about making them himself in kits that families could assemble themselves.
Over the past two decades, Kroenke has strategically assembled a portfolio of US sports franchises and related businesses, and set about trying to make them work together in a coherent way.
