Sentence examples for set off through from inspiring English sources

There were some geese nesting nearby, and a group of males set off through the frame.

So they set off through a fairytale landscape, collecting several other toy-based characters.

Once settled, I set off through the dense woods in search of a pub.

By that evening, some 15,000 men, women and children had set off through the forests to seek safety.

We slam the doors and set off through the streets in our steel bubble of clean air.

With a headlong jerk, we set off through snowy woods, the rest of the sledders behind us.

We set off mid-morning and sliced through the murky waters of the Cross River.

Brian McCall, one of 16 Colorado Avalanche Information Center forecasters, set off collapsing and cracking down through the entire depth of the snow cover from as far away as 300 feet in moderately sloped dark timber.

Setting off through the upmarket district of Vomero, just north-west of the city centre, my clamped knuckles are tinged blue.

After a failed attempt to trap an animal for food, Joe sets off through the trees, comes to a busy road, crosses to a restaurant, and returns with roast chicken.

The restaurant rejects her credit card and won't take a debit card, so Frances sets off through the black-and-white streets of New York in search of an A.T.M. Sprinting back to the table, she trips and sprawls headlong onto the sidewalk, the full calamity of her fall blocked from the camera's view by a parked car.