Sentence examples for set back out from inspiring English sources

In late December the pirates, using their hostages to run the dhow, set back out to sea, hunting for a tanker or large cargo ship to capture and hold for ransom.

After Arg had set back out onto the open road, scouring the darkness for another cluster of lights like the depression-era travelling minstrel he's become, I made a final circuit of the club.

By early afternoon they set back out to their village, where she was reunited with her little brothers, Wahyudi, 12, and Sukran, 7. "They had both grown so much," recalls Sri, "I'd only been gone seven months, so I was shocked.

In comparison, (spoiler alert ahead so I hope you're all caught up) this season ended with Cersei claiming the throne, Daenarys setting out to conquer the rest of the world, Arya setting back out on her path to vengeance and Sansa coming into her own.

Employees who participated in the strike were threatened with a "break in service," which would mean their service record with the government would be set back to zero, wiping out their pensions, perks that come with seniority and promotion opportunities.

In the middle of this huge spectacle, human rights protesters were allocated a small area, set back from the Mall, virtually out of sight of the procession.

A few days later, Megan got her problem set back — and she let out a shriek of horror at the sight.

It could set back efforts to work out other multilateral agreements, including those intended to reduce the threat of global warming.

"There are so many ways to be manipulated and set back, so many people out to get you, that you have to maintain integrity," said Caesar Stovall, a 24-year-old Army medic who has served tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The unchecked loss of biodiversity is akin to playing ecological roulette and will set back efforts to bring people out of poverty in the long term, they warned.

The former Doctor Who star may be a little unconventional-looking – his head shape is more rectangular than oval, his forehead expansive, his eyes set back, and his ears jut out – but, as Benedict Cumberbatch can probably attest, that's not always a disadvantage.