Sentence examples for set out to go from inspiring English sources
I didn't set out to go into business.
They had set out to go shopping with friends on Liberty Avenue, a block away.
He made it look like we set out to go after the economic infrastructure and civilians, that it was intentional.
Perhaps Collins herself, for once, isn't sure where she's set out to go: Is her goal to become the perfect driver?
We didn't pass the ball how we set out to go and play.
"People set out to go beyond their own horizons, while others we see what's coming in from the horizon".
Made by the team behind Embarrassing Bodies, it sets out to go further than just simply showcasing medical conditions.
It all seemed like something that could have happened in "A Wild Sheep Chase": a man sets out to go to a hospital in one place and ends up at a hospital in another.
The story begins during the late 1930s, when a group of observers set out to record what went on in British pubs.
"We set out to try to go and make things happen, and I thought we caused Celtic a lot of problems," said McInnes.
With the Staggies struggling, Dons boss Derek McInnes set his side out to go for the jugular, unleashing two strikers in Goodwillie and Rooney on the Highlanders.
