Sentence examples for set out to work from inspiring English sources
Stone carvers set out to work.
"I didn't set out to work there for six years.
AS an actor, I never set out to work in the same place for decades.
"Price is not the defining characteristic that you set out to work on in a value-creation business," she says.
Born in Swindon, England, and brought up in Glasgow, Mr. Kirk did not set out to work in finance.
A decade ago, Williams made a list of his main competition — "all of the urban comics in America" — and then set out to work his way up.
I view this group's work on purely artistic terms, as young people setting out to work in the theatre, and as such what they have achieved already, in my opinion, is a small triumph".
So most days, carrying his knife and pliers, this young African in Europe sets out to work "under the plastic," where temperatures can reach 113 degrees in the spring and summer.
After about five minutes of the therapy, he said, 'You have P.T.S.D., let's talk about it.' " What really put Raz's mind at ease, however, was setting out to work with Issacharoff writing "Fauda".
It is about trust, the trust of the ordinary citizen that the duty of the police to act lawfully is upheld from the very top, and the trust too of the ordinary citizen that a government that sets out to work in the interests of everyone in the country means pensioned-off miners in Yorkshire along with everyone else.
It's been seemingly forever since GoPro first let slip that it was setting out to work on its own drone.
