Sentence examples for set away for from inspiring English sources

Big pharmaceutical companies, once viewed as "safety stocks" that investors could set away for a rainy downturn, suddenly began to look weak.

The new infusion of funding will be a nice thing to have set away as ZocDoc continues to angle for more growth.

We called Mrs. Sykes, who was staying with a friend, about two hours away, and she set out for the hospital.

These images uniformly mark the leeching away of hope: I set out for the Arkay for the first time at 8 a.m. on 31st July.

Leaving behind her husband and children, hoping they might one day be able to follow, she set off for Australia, a world away.

Nicky Henderson is, meanwhile, lining up a formidable squad for Aintree next week, even with Long Run and Bobs Worth both set to be put away for the season.

Distracted by her move but intrigued by this unknown Englishman, she arranges to have future letters forwarded to her, then sets off for a new life away from home.

Molina set up away for a 0-1 fastoall to McLouth, but the pitch badly missed its target.

Nicholas Kraemer writes: I was looking for a domestic setting – away from the concert hall – in which to perform Bach's Brandenberg Concertos.

Rooms are designed to "gather people into sets away from the crowd… perfect for close friends, immediate family".

Changing their consumption habits proved much easier in a small-town setting, away from the pressures and opportunities for frivolous spending that are only found in big cities.