Sentence examples for set to thinking from inspiring English sources

But when I set to thinking about it, I realised that an introvert's garden ends up looking rather different to an extrovert's.

So when my son got into Williams a few years ago, I set to thinking about homecoming, graduation and finding a way to spend time together here.

All that's needed is a change of mind-set, to thinking inside the box.

Back in his solitary apartment, the old fellow sets to thinking about the love of his own life, a woman named Angelina, whom he'd first seen on the stairs of a rooming house in East Berlin in 1955.

Greater confidence in PS learning was reported for learning experiences in the clinical setting compared with the class setting with one exception nurses' confidence in learning about working in teams with other HPs deteriorated as they moved from thinking about learning in the classroom setting to thinking about learning in the clinical setting.

'I had all these words, and I was set to mind thinking about my past and, lacking an exciting idea for a novel, I began blocking this out.

The designers, writers and producers set to work thinking about how to digitally embody their goals in ways that teach kids about engineering, globalism and perspective - and that are both fun and innovative.

When I read "...we hear" at the end of a clue, I set to work thinking of soundalikes.

Don't set yourself to thinking he/she is the only one for you and that you will never find anyone else.

They asked me to write this piece about "self-destruction and its place in rock" and that immediately set me to thinking: what do they mean exactly when they invoke the phrase self-destruction?

The Health Foundation recently published a practical guide to a framework based on some seminal research that is set to open up thinking about how we know whether care is safe.