Sentence examples for set off still from inspiring English sources
That set off still more bad Web buzz, even though the reconstructed film is said to have tested well with younger audiences and adequately with adults.
So his right hand, that was lightly clutching Leo's waist, set off, still doubting its freedom, to dawdle over the plump buttocks and then squeeze them through the soft old denim".
Some things still set off an unexpected and profound sense of loss in me, like the giggles coming from a dressing room at Macy's as a mother helps her daughter buy her first bra.
Then we set off down, still in silence.
A competition between Amazon and Apple tablets will be a battle that pits the company that created the first popular e-reader (and set off a still-unfolding revolution in how books are consumed) against the company that created the first popular tablet (and set off a revolution in progress about how entertainment and other media are consumed).
When George Bennet and the Rev. Daniel Tyerman set off, Australia was still a penal colony, China still closed to all foreigners and India under the control of the East India Company, which had maintained a ban on missionaries up to 1813.
