Sentence examples for set out across from inspiring English sources

Twenty cargo ships from both sides were scheduled to set out across the strait on Monday.

"We have a right to live," Joan says as they set out across the country.

She put on her boots and set out across the pasture to retrieve her cattle.

Of the seven legions that set out across the Mesopotamian desert under Crassus, only one returned.

And then, 90 pages in, he and a friend set out across London.

Following instructions on the phone, they set out across the mazelike passages of Venice.

Ader's courting of risk as art led him, in 1975, to set out across the Atlantic in a small boat.

From Shanghai, the CMA CGM Theodore Roosevelt set out across the Pacific with New York as its easternmost destination.

In 1998, the Wards -- Terence, his parents, and his three brothers -- set out across Iran in search of the Ghasemis.

On a recent evening, Isabelle Feynerol set out across a dusky valley and up the wooded mountainside opposite her farmhouse in Canaux, about 15 miles from the Mediterranean.

As preparations were under way, several less-organized bands of knights and peasants, commonly known as the "People's Crusade," set out across Europe.