Sentence examples for will set about from inspiring English sources
In each episode of Who Do You Think You Are? a celebrity will set about investigating their family tree.
The archbishop of Canterbury will set about finding their replacements.
Then, he will set about writing a book or two.
A huge marketing effort will set about drilling the site into the public consciousness.
This week they will set about replanting them in the Sussex countryside.
On Wednesday, Osborne will set about chopping into our social security budget.
Once your votes are in we'll set about compiling the chart.
That honour should most probably go to John Smeaton, the Glasgow airport baggage handler who thwarted a terror attack in 2007 using basic street-fighting techniques, before warning al-Qaida on international TV: "This is Glasgow – we'll set about ye".
"When everybody's on their flights home and we have a hopefully very successful victory parade for winners of both Olympic and Paralympic medals then we'll set about getting London back to normal," he told the BBC.
"When we take control of Scotland's resources then I think we'll set about emulating what's happened in Norway as opposed to looking to the rather dismal record of London control".
Show me one of those cherub-faced wankers blocking my way and I'll set about cracking its skull.
