Sentence examples for team set off from inspiring English sources

"Do I mind them?" said Brooks before his team set off for Europe.

The eradication team set off early the next morning for their first day's work.

Finally, at 2 45 a.m. the team set off for the second Shell station, whooshing silently across darkened highways normally clogged with traffic.

As the United States moguls team set off in the afternoon for the first practice runs of the Games, questions loomed over the state of the site.

They'll be thinking of 27 April 1993, when another Zambia team set off to play Senegal in a World Cup qualifier.

Barely six months after Castro's guerrillas marched into Havana, a 12-strong team set off for the 1960 Olympics in Rome.

It's part sight-seeing, part adventure, and teams set off on a trail that covers land and water, armed with questionnaires and maps.

Then, at a walk, trot, canter, whatever the riders decide, the teams set off on a 12-mile course of groomed forest trails and open fields.

Clashes on March 11 between fans from rival soccer teams set off the sudden squall, which officially left 25 people dead and dozens wounded.

The briefing ended, the teams set off by road to Hastings, where they were told that the lights were out in Western Road.

But more than that, as IAAF inspection teams set off for Russia in the early part of January before a decision in March about whether to let them compete in Rio and Dick Pound prepares the release of the explosive second part of his Wada independent report, it will be harder than ever to suspend disbelief.