Sentence examples for sets out to keep from inspiring English sources

Television sets out to keep viewers watching and hook them back in.

Solnit invokes Scheherazade's enterprise to tell tales to dispel the rage of the Sultan, and she explicitly sets out to keep at bay the harm and threats and fears she has experienced.

The environmental group Citizens Campaign for the Environment set out to keep track.

We set out to keep our culture of optimism and action, to keep colleagues motivated to achieve great things.

The lack of eye contact is mentioned in the original Stieg Larsson novel, and Ms. Mara and Mr. Fincher set out to keep it.

"We didn't set out to keep teams scoreless but we set out to defend better, and in doing so we have got those results," Sheens said.

Democrats countered that Republicans set out to keep military ballots in the count even when they should have been thrown out.

So I set out to keep my word to the trooper, the first law enforcement official to show genuine kindness and compassion.

Mr. Edwards, a former North Carolina senator, set out to keep his political options open by promoting issues he cared about, like poverty.

The White House had set out to keep relations from sliding even further downhill, and to establish a more personal relationship with Mr. Hu that could sustain ties during the next two years, when the political realities of choosing leaders in both countries will work against any significant improvement.

10.27am BST Richard Rae checks in It's a blustery day on the south coast, but while there are white horses on the English channel, the sun is shining and the weather forecast good for at least the first couple of days as Yorkshire set out to keep Durham under pressure at the top of the table by beating Sussex.