Sentence examples for set out to bring from inspiring English sources

He then set out to bring Sardinia under his father's rule.

This is why I've set out to bring wild walks to Hackney.

Ms. Koscik did not set out to bring her husband on board.

That was Rice's great offense: she was the messenger, and so Senator John McCain set out to bring her down.

Together Rehman, his attorney and the US director set out to bring the family to the US.

In "Wars, Guns, and Votes," Paul Collier has set out to bring empirical rigor to our intuitions.

Incredibly, Bligh guides his men to safety and immediately sets out to bring the mutineers to justice.

The program is setting out to bring wind power to 100 communities, or more than 1 million people, in developing countries in the next three years.

Myerson sets out to bring Mary Yelloly to life, tracking down descendants of the family, visiting old houses, discovering diaries and keepsakes stashed in cardboard boxes.

Berger Eric Mabiuss), on the other hand, blames the genetically modified humans known as ACs and, after revealing a shocking secret about Fleur (Amy Manson), sets out to bring down Tate's government and create a new order.

Wei, who has been promised a bonus if she can keep her class intact (this is the source of the film's title), sets out to bring him home.