Sentence examples for set out to execute from inspiring English sources

When a collaboration has resulted in a definite design, ten or a dozen workers set out to execute it.

On March 24 , 1927 they left their jobs and set out to execute a plan to establish their own furniture company.

The other day, she set out to execute New York Beautification Project No. 41, in anticipation of an exhibit of her work, at P.S.1's Clocktower Gallery.

With leaks threatening the books of the 130-year-old George Peabody Library, civil engineer John Matteo and team set out to execute an innovative repair.

We then combined this hypothesis with common features of existing IEM curricula to design a new curricular structure and set out to execute it.

"Arkansas set out to execute eight people over the course of 11 days.

Rather than setting out to execute an initiative, we focused on growing a movement.

Plot can also be dangerous to a novelist, especially if he sets out to execute a prearranged plot.

In that sense, he said, network shows like "Law and Order" and "The Practice" are successful because "they are perfectly executed versions of network shows: they succeed at doing what they set out to do".

I never set out to do this.

A party of ten men, under the leadership of Myles Standish, set out to find and execute Corbitant.