Sentence examples for set off earlier from inspiring English sources

Mr. Van Horn, a triathlete, set off earlier than Mr. Brunstad, but quit after four and a half hours.

De Gaulle ordered the device to be set off earlier than planned, and the coup was unsuccessful.

The immigration minister, James Brokenshire, has responded to the warnings of delays by advising families to set off earlier than normal when the new exit checks come into force.

Fearing that we would be left behind, we set off earlier than the others and made it back to our Matchroom Stadium just after midnight, but still had to wait for the others as, typically, Errol and Tommo, our academy manager, had decided to stop en route and reward the lads with a McDonald's.

He overtook Keyes, who had set off earlier, then Wright and Percy at Little Brickhill, before catching Catesby, John Wright, and Bates on the same road.

Yet it was nothing like the boisterous bombs she set off earlier while hilariously depicting the dangers of Nashville during their two-year stay there, then playfully taking on Jaffe for his misguided fashion choice a few years ago with one act of athletic betrayal.

The next day we set off early for the ruins.

Experts do not know all the elements that can set off early labor.

Not surprisingly, travel experts are advising people to set off early to avoid delays.

Those who set off early to beat the rush were not so lucky.

I decided to set off early to do some weeding at the allotment.