Sentence examples for setting out on a round from inspiring English sources
Mexico, a nation with divided sympathies about how much oil should cost, is setting out on a round of shuttle diplomacy that analysts here said seemed intended to head off an oil price war.
A few minutes later, Bracken stopped in front of Flying Fingers, where she would wait for an hour and fifteen minutes before setting out on a second round.
She set out on a round-the-world quest to photograph and interview people more than 100 years old.
They are not the only ones witness the remarks by the governor of the Bank of England on the need for fiscal caution, delivered just as Gordon Brown set out on a round-the-world lobbying mission for further stimuli.
In THE LUNATIC EXPRESS: Discovering the World... Via Its Most Dangerous Buses, Boats, Trains, and Planes (Broadway, $24.99), Carl Hoffman leaves his comfortable Beltway life and sets out on a round-the-world odyssey "from the exits of the New Jersey Turnpike to the peaks of the Andes and the plateaus of Asia".
"The image is one for which Picasso did a number of variations in Paris during the autumn winter of 1912; in each version, a tall bottle and goblet are set out on a small round table". Galantucci, Bruno and Gareth Roberts.
At 30, the British sailor Matthew Humphries is setting out on his fourth round-the-world race.
You Shall Know Our Velocity centres on two childhood friends who set out on a dizzying week-long, round-the-world odyssey with the aim of giving away a large sum of money to a deserving, yet-to-be determined cause.
I set out on a long journey.
Last weekend I set out on a walk.
