Sentence examples for start setting out from inspiring English sources

Rather than watch this painful display of inadequacy and heckle, we need to start setting out a framework for what adequacy would look like.

The eight members, who are to start setting out the commission's tasks and priorities, were announced on Saturday after Francis was criticised by victims' groups for a perceived lack of attention to the abuse scandal.

We are not going to start setting out the detail of higher education policy, or graduate contributions, so far away from an election when so many of the impacts of the new market system are unknown.

"As a result, Nick has decided that now is the time to start setting out the party's election stall in more detail and in many ways this speech fires the starting gun on a 12-month general election campaign".

Once everything is prepared, you can start setting out your food.

With the mortar in place, you can start setting out your tiles or tile sheets.

The real fear is that if Europe starts setting out red lines, trade sceptics in America will draw their own.

Mr. Rehnquist starts setting out the similarities between the 1876 and 2000 elections in the first sentence.

In nearby Palo Alto, the all-girl Castilleja School, which already required lunch, started setting out milk and fresh fruit all day and serving afternoon snacks of granola bars and trail mix.

Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg has started setting out his so-called "red lines", his party's pre-conditions for coalition deal-making.

An hour before the party starts, set out the snack trays (except refrigerated items, which should stay put until right before people arrive) and start blasting the music.