Sentence examples for setting out to declare from inspiring English sources

This all makes crowning the country's best Italian restaurants a fairly complicated task, one made less constricting but no less challenging by doubling this year's list and setting out to declare America's 40 best Italian restaurants.

The defiant high spirits with which Johnson has approached last year's diagnosis of inoperable pancreatic cancer – declaring himself "vividly alive", setting out to rock until he dropped, and joking, "If I ain't dead by the end of the year, it's gonna start getting embarrassing" when he'd outlasted his allotted six months – are infectious.

"I am the sole hope of Algeria," Mr. Ben Bella declared as he set out to forge a socialist state.

He asked Petraeus what would have to happen in Iraq to declare that the United States did what it set out to do, and the forces could come home.

But Santogold brings her own fixations to the ultralean new wave, reggae and electro tracks: notably the competitive ambitions of an artist who declares herself unstoppable and sets out to prove it.

The Republican-dominated House and Senate in North Carolina set out to entrench Republicans and succeeded in doing so, the panel declared.

Per Candy's suggestion that he find and defeat Ken to prove himself as the best, he declares Ken as his rival and sets out to find him.

"This emptiness is something not to fear," she declared in that album's title song, which set out to turn mourning into affirmation.

Gibney declared it a perfect ending to the movie he set out to make.

Right after Wendy Davis declared that she was running for governor, Texas Republicans set out to disenfranchise women from voting, 19th Amendment be damned.

In a recent interview with the Washington Post, Snowden declared that he had "already won" and accomplished what he set out to do.