Sentence examples for we would set off from inspiring English sources

If we were to cut them off from the American dollar and our financial system, we would set off extensive financial hemorrhaging, not just in our partner countries but in the United States as well.

From there we'd set off on foot, guided by the dependable purple signs.

"Pops wasn't looking too good," Powell said, after we'd set off down the river.

The car was parked, the stuff was stuffed into rucksacks, and we'd set off into the hills.

Eventually, several hours after we'd set off on our lovely cross-country jaunt, something hulky loomed ahead.

We'd set off in one of those old Rovers that had the look of an overly inflated toy.

We'd set off from the once-prosperous iron ore mining town of Tubmanburg, 35 miles north-west of Monrovia, through acres of grassland, jungle and swamp.

So every year we'd set off up the valley to a little copse, where a giant holly grew in a secret corner.

For example, on our first full day out of Hualamphong, we'd set off into lesser known eastern Thailand (Isaan) to descend on a village called Maichanmuak, a tiny community which had rarely seen Western tourists before.

An eccentric way to approach the city even then, but every Sunday if the weather looked fine my parents would take the tandem from its shed at our home 30 miles to the east across Lancashire and we'd set off, with my older brother on his bike acting as an outrider.

The atmosphere was so healthy that we wondered if the carbohydrates we had had for lunch would set off some sort of detector at the door.