Sentence examples for set off round from inspiring English sources
I set off round the world to exorcise the pain, to save myself.
They meet at the cathedral and set off round the city in a coach with curtained windows.
After scraping through university, I borrowed a few hundred pounds for a plane ticket and set off round the world, generally favouring the dodgiest areas I could find.
She set off round the terraces with a notebook and wicker basket, to document our trees and pick up the windfall.
The next morning, Terry set off round the town with a camera, and came back with a set of slides; images of staggering visual interest and beauty, which clearly demonstrated to the students that seeing is a matter of both looking and feeling.
Fortified, I set off round the Saturday morning Mantua market that sells everything from organic fruit to aged parmesan, fresh-hunted game, mountains of mushrooms and wonderful cheap wine, including the local lambrusco that is low in alcohol, but deliciously fruity and frizzante and, I discovered, ideal outdoors at 11am with a salami sandwich.
His words set off round-the-world buzz, with The Daily Telegraph of London going so far as to call them "a recognition by the Bush family that their dynastic reign in American politics is drawing to a close".
The tally set off rounds of second guessing in each campaign.
That set off rounds of prolonged and sometimes intense negotiations, as transit officials and elected leaders sought ways to prevent the fare from increasing to $1.40.
Fat people are more prone to anxiety and depression, and weight shaming can set off rounds of binge eating and avoidance of exercise because of embarrassment at how they look exercising and wearing workout clothes.
In interviews with counselors, the boy expressed shame and confusion regarding the situation, and the story went on to grab national headlines, which in turn set off rounds of moralistic clucking over its perceived impropriety.
