Sentence examples for set out to work on from inspiring English sources

"I think that there was a time when I didn't feel like one of my strengths was pulling the ball, and I really one spring training set out to work on that," Wright said.

"Price is not the defining characteristic that you set out to work on in a value-creation business," she says.

But he didn't stay long; he set out to work on his third book, "The Yage Letters," a quest through the jungles of Colombia for a fabled hallucinogen that, he had written in the last sentence of "Junky," "may be the final fix".

Originally, the Israeli and Palestinian teams set out to work on a joint text for Annapolis that would refer to the core issues of the conflict, including borders, security arrangements, the status of Jerusalem and the problem of the Palestinian refugees of the 1948 war and their descendants.

Rothenberg Ventures set out to "work on the biggest problems that change the world".

He raised a modest amount of funding from a group of investors that included Rose and set out to work on the first version of his app.

It's been seemingly forever since GoPro first let slip that it was setting out to work on its own drone.

When I set out to work with C.E.O.'s on environmental solutions, not only was "sustainable" an unknown term but companies saw anything with an environment label as likely to go for their corporate throat.

"We realised very early on when we set out to work outside the BBC that we'd have get involved with this, which is branding", he says, waving a hand around Olympia. "Without branding you're not going to make your show.

Stone carvers set out to work.

6I set out to work at the warehouse this morning.