Sentence examples for times set out from inspiring English sources

The Times set out to explore this question in a five-part series.

The flight times set out above are correct as at 20 October 2007, but may be subject to change.

Last spring, the Los Angeles Times set out to log every single terrorist attack in the month of April, counting 180 attacks that killed 858 people.

The New York Times set out to chronicle the fate of the complex's tenants as they struggled to re-establish themselves over the past year.

The New York Times set out to study rampage killings by assembling a detailed database of as many such crimes as could be discovered by searching news clippings in all 50 states, scientific papers and other sources.

The Times set out to examine as many of these killings as possible in an effort to learn what factors they and the people who carried them out shared.

Here's a piece he wrote for the Times setting out his ideas.

The three astronauts - Jingo Haipeng, Liu Wang and Liu Yang - are described by China Daily as "heroes", while the Beijing Times sets out the final undocking process from the Tiangong-1 space lab.

Now these two books by female academics, appearing almost at the same time, set out to rectify these biases.

Richard Gott of Princeton and David Schramm of the University of Texas at the time — set out to summarize what they thought was growing evidence that the universe would expand forever.

And the exchange which occurred at that time, set out in the margin, 11 can hardly be construed as a denial of a pointed request for an executive session based upon possible injury to Yellin's reputation.