Sentence examples for was set out from from inspiring English sources

A flame was first lit at the modern Olympics at the Amsterdam 1928 summer Games, but it was not until Berlin in 1936 that a torch relay route was set out from Greece to Germany.

Across the river, the Nomole team was setting out from the shore: Flores and Ponceano, as well as a doctor named Fernando Mendieta, who sometimes volunteered.

"All you have to do is set out from somewhere else".

Just about every aspect of his behaviour is set out, from his working practices and his professional and moral struggles to his bowel movements and ejaculations.

From near Birmingham to Wall (Etocetum) for nine miles the road is not perceptibly out of a straight line, which may very well have been set out from intermediate points at Streetley Hill, and the high ground (500′) south of the Royal Oak Inn.

Instead of marketing to women (and men) as the complex, informed and fundamentally varied customers they really are, the battle lines have been set out from a 1970s template, with Android "dudes" on one side, and glitz-fed bauble babes on the other.

The city they were setting out from was a far different place than the one they had sailed into.

If he were setting out, from here to Newmarket, to drive, naturally he would use maps to find out how to get there.

For my taste, far too many people were setting out from a seemingly pre-fixed perspective ideologically, often poorly acknowledged, of whether China was good or bad for Africa, which struck me as sterile and unsatisfying.

Mr Piper is setting out from his parents' home in Cooden Beach on Friday afternoon to meet his brother in Essex, then travelling on to Manchester on Saturday.

The DVD was set out to represent a live feed from Egypt where the "professor" was working.