Sentence examples for sets to work on from inspiring English sources

George Cruikshank and Pierce Egan roister around the Regency-era West End in search of the material for Life in London (1821), Gilbert à Beckett sets to work on Figaro in London, the precursor of Punch, and the suspicion that one has fetched up in a kind of fictionalised PhD thesis is sometimes too strong for comfort.

"Solve any problem" is his motto, and he duly sets to work on the glitches in Michel's existence.

As protests unfurl in northern Nigeria, Jonathan has high expectations to meet as he sets to work on economic reforms.

But when nothing comes she moves away from the bowl and sets to work on the pack, pulling out her clothes and tampons and toothbrush, digging to the bottom for the bloated roll of bills.

Maureen spends most of the time alone with her four-year-old son; she is happy to give Plum the flattery the young girl craves, and immediately sets to work on her transformation.

She is very proud of his standing in his field, goes along unobtrusively on all his Paris expeditions, and talks over each new project with him before he sets to work on it.

As he set to work on Don Giovanni for Mozart, Da Ponte was also writing libretti for Salieri and Martin y Soler.

With Mr. Peral acting as an adviser, Mr. Hodge set to work on five musical sketches, including one based on Beethoven's Kreutzer Sonata.

We set to work on the script.

He immediately set to work on a second animated video.

So he set to work on a gut renovation.