Sentence examples for to set about doing from inspiring English sources
The detail of how Tesco proposes to set about doing this is, as yet, sketchy.
People are struggling, so it's time, I'm thinking, to set about doing something.
People are struggling, so it's time, I'm thinking, to set about doing something.
It's easy to tell yourself to take an objective point of view, but it's a much harder matter to set about doing it.
He knew what he had to do, and he set about doing it.
"Dance needed to be elevated, and we set about doing that".
Wise families decide jointly what they want to accomplish financially and personally and then set about doing so as a team.
But when the Americans got to the Diyala bridge, they decided that the bridge, though damaged, could be salvaged, and they set about doing it.
"So we set about doing that... encountering creeks and rivers and streams, of course, that had to be crossed.
He set about doing so by entering Manhattan, the moneymaking borough where Fred Trump had always feared to tread.
How do you set about doing so?
