Sentence examples for setting out to begin from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama is setting out to begin a third period that looks more like the first than the second.

As the platform is now open to all teachers and students, Bellow is setting out to begin raising a series A round.

David and I set out to begin our reconstruction of the past behavior of Drukso Gangri.

Soon after writing those words, Beckmann set out to begin a new life in St . Louis

Meanwhile, another unsuspecting Joe Clarke was being erroneously besieged with congratulations on the social network as he set out to begin his night shift in Worthing.

In the name of freedom, adventure and the honor of competing in the pinnacle of offshore crewed yachting events, today at 3 p.m. local time (10 a.m. New York time), eight teams will set out to begin the eighth running of the race around the world, which was known as the Whitbread.

In 1994, when movement conservatives under Newt Gingrich captured the House for the first time since the Eisenhower administration, they set out to "begin an emergency dismantling of the welfare system, which is shredding the social fabric", bankrupting the country and "gutting the work ethic, educational performance and moral discipline of the poor".

They set out to begin learning about bamboo as a material.

Inspired to bring this idea to life, Dowd quit J.P Morgan and set out to begin building what would become the Millennial Trains Project.

She set out to begin a successful consulting, styling and spokesperson career while carving out room for her philanthropic endeavors.

As soon as a pod close enough to land is spotted, the locals set out to begin the hunt, after approval from the sysselman.