Sentence examples for set about producing from inspiring English sources

He set about producing a "dummy" to circulate to potential advertisers.

French firms are among the least profitable in Europe; most may want to rebuild margins before they set about producing more to sell abroad.

It isn't hard to imagine the defiant mood in which Michelangelo set about producing his rival cartoon for the Council Hall.

He tied Mum's apron over his shirt and suit trousers, then, with an exaggerated air of duty, set about producing fish fingers, baked beans, bacon, sausages, pork chops, chips.

The 12th battalion Sherwood Foresters, led by the charismatic Captain Fred Roberts, really did discover said press and, buoyed by the discovery that their sergeant had experience as a printer in his pre-war life, set about producing a newspaper.

He moved back to his home town of Boulder, Colorado, collected a group of helpers who shared his fascination and set about producing a new book every four or five years.

In response to growing national consciousness in his country, Estonian philologist Friedrich Robert Faehlmann (Fählmann) consciously set about to produce an Estonian national epic.

Or he can accept the inevitable budget reductions, oppose the entrenched Pentagon bureaucracy, and set about to produce the best military that can be had within budget realities and aligned with the geostrategic environment.

The launch of live performances at the Maison des Jeunes coincides with the first attempt to produce an Africa Express album, as producers including Eno, Ghostpoet, Pauli the PSM from Gorillaz and Nick Zinner from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs work out which Malian artists to collaborate with, and set about recording and producing them in new ways.

The Soviets set about mass-producing chess excellence.

He set about trying to produce platinum in a pure malleable form, something that had been attempted unsuccessfully by others before him.