Sentence examples for set off early from inspiring English sources

The mudslide, set off early Sunday by more than 80 inches of typhoon-spawned rain, buried more than 100 homes in Hsiao-lin, said Wang Ching-en, a spokesman for the government's Central Emergency Operations Center.

After speeches from a range of advocates, including a survivor of the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando last year, and a statement from Philando Castile's mother saying the NRA should be ashamed for not supporting her son, marchers set off early.

The rescue team led by the Spanish climber Alex Txikon set off early this morning from Camp One.

Plagued by sound problems, she bombed and cut the set off early.

Earlier, Gill had told the inquest how the whole family had set off early in the morning on Sunday 18 November last year and travelled to Media City, in Salford, to watch the recording of a children's TV Christmas special.

Not only will the tracks be firm after (hopefully) being baked all summer, when you set off early in the morning you'll have a hushed wild landscape all to yourself, and the entire day to watch it gleaming russet and gold.

The latest set of economic data set off yesterday's early buying.

Lord Clydesdale, Colonel Blacker, and Flight Lieutenant McIntyre set off early yesterday in the Westland planes on what was intended to be a trial flight.

Eight were set off a week ago last Wed.

THE Olympic torch set off last week from Athens for Beijing.

That mechanism was not set off yesterday, Mr. Sullivan said.