Sentence examples for suddenly set off from inspiring English sources
But he was still afraid of being pinned down, and in May 1775, without a word to Lili, he suddenly set off with some admiring visitors, whom he had never met before, on a journey to southern Germany.
Then he suddenly sets off, sprinting over the field.
Then he suddenly sets off, sprinting over the field like the bunny I had seen the day before.
The van suddenly shot backwards and then set off again, away from the mosque, passing me at high speed.
When I described it in more detail, he suddenly said, "Come with me," and set off at a quick pace back through the booth, into a service corridor of the giant convention center.
Suddenly the runners gathered, and with the blow of a whistle set off up the steepest of hills – off and out of sight.
Suddenly, though, the ball was lost and from behind that line, Daly set off, breaking two tackles, surging out of his 22.
Suddenly, as the animal arches his back, it is as if someone has set off a stampede.
Suddenly, a bird leapt from a tree and soared out of sight, and Ms. Riexinger, visibly excited, set off in pursuit, traversing streams and sloshing across muddy slopes.
After the king had set off with St-Calais and some troops to counter Odo in Kent, St-Calais suddenly deserted, shutting himself in Durham Castle.
