Sentence examples for setting out to destroy from inspiring English sources

Mourinho setting out to destroy what he helped to build is one fascinating subplot.

The second is that he understands all too well, and is setting out to destroy it.

Fulton experimentally sank an old schooner moored at Brest but, setting out to destroy British warships, was unable to overtake those he sighted.

In a recording of Radio 4's Any Questions, which he hosts, Dimbleby attacked the commercial enemies of the BBC for setting out to destroy it.

She insists on the "moral difference between setting out to destroy as many civilians as possible and killing civilians unintentionally and reluctantly in pursuit of a military objective".

The veteran political broadcaster Jonathan Dimbleby has attacked the commercial enemies of the BBC for setting out to destroy it, and has urged audiences to rise up to defend the corporation.

They set out to destroy his administration.

Buyers do not set out to destroy their new prize.

Instead, it set out to destroy his influence.

It was this legacy that Ailes set out to destroy.

"I deliberately set out to destroy them, and I did.