Sentence examples for set about planning from inspiring English sources

From the time Nujood was able to gather her wits about her she set about planning her escape.

Around the same time, Steve Wynn sold the Bellagio and his other properties, for $6.4 billion, and set about planning a project — the Wynn — that would outdo them in opulence.

Although her father had given her a budget for about 300 guests, when Nichole Westrom set about planning her wedding in September 2008, she learned that her fiancé's family wanted to invite 100 more.

Emmerich's people don't face apocalypse by getting drunk or having sex; they merely set about planning "the most important schedule in the history of mankind," which happens to be the most boring phrase in the history of American cinema.

Around the same time, Steve Wynn sold the Bellagio and his other properties, for $6.4 billion, and set about planning a project the Wynn that would outdo them in opulence.

It was with this flummoxing reality in mind that Mr. Doonan set about planning Election Day windows for the Madison Avenue store that would not alienate buyers of $400 Helmut Lang pants on either the left or the right.

Soon after the war ended, Mr. Tata set about putting these plans into motion, renaming his company Air India, taking it public and hiring a former TWA stewardess to train his new flight attendants.

Pausing only to namedrop Kant and Dostoyevsky, he sets about planning the perfect murder.

That - and it's interesting that it took a pollster not a politician to write it - is probably the clearest philosophical challenge to the legacy left by Gordon Brown, Alistair Darling and Ed Balls, and as Ed B sets about Alistair D's deficit plan this week, it would be interesting to hear at this philosophical level what their response is.

The farmers agreed between themselves when the picking would begin, and informed the railway who then set about the planning of the special trains.

Mr. Gilpin and Ms. Sharp set about their plan.