Sentence examples for set off without from inspiring English sources

Then I lace up my running shoes and set off without hesitating.

From then on, few daring treks to anywhere set off without a professional cameraman.

He tends to set off without specific columns in mind, and without prior discussion with editors at the Times.

It was the first time we had set off without grownups getting on our nerves with all their advice, without uncles, without experts.

Foolishly, I set off without them, paddling across a two-mile-wide bay with the life jacket tucked under the seat, wearing only a cotton T-shirt and shorts.

So I went ahead and bought a new bicycle with gears, a new knapsack, some exercise books and simply set off without as much as a goodbye to my family.

It was such a lovely way to travel; I really enjoyed setting off without really knowing where we'd end up.

When Rooster sets off without the girl, leaving her a note warning her (we hear only the voiceover) that "pursuit is futile," she berates him for having spelt "futile" as "fudel".

He may be aiming to engage with ideas that "are already freaking you out", but this time he won't be setting off without a plan – or at least that's what he seems to have in mind for now.

You don't set off fireworks without consequences in a work called "Zone of Silence".

Pity is a satisfying emotion, easy to set off and without the imaginative moral challenge posed by real empathy.