Sentence examples for setting off early from inspiring English sources

However, those who took control of their journeys by walking or cycling did not lose any time in the long-run by setting off early.

I arranged to join a group of about eight divers setting off early the next morning for Turneffe Atoll, about 20 miles from Caulker.

Setting off early one dank winter morning for our appointment, I arrived in Cologne and took a taxi to the artist's studio, only to discover that the address I had been given was somehow incomplete.

One morning, setting off early on a fishing trip with an uncle who had forgotten to pack live bait, Grant spotted a gap in the market that his business brain could exploit.

Setting off early for the final stage, a six-mile, 1,200-metre climb to the citadel, we arrived as the city's immense stone walls emerged from the morning mist.

In August, the Czech Parliament voted to dissolve itself, setting off early elections after an anticorruption investigation uncovered safes stuffed with millions of dollars in cash and stashes of gold that prosecutors suspect were used in an elaborate influence-peddling scheme.

The next day we set off early for the ruins.

Experts do not know all the elements that can set off early labor.

Those who set off early to beat the rush were not so lucky.

I decided to set off early to do some weeding at the allotment.

We set off early from Jaffna, on scooters borrowed from our guesthouse, to Punkudutivu.