Sentence examples for will set off to from inspiring English sources

Covering 32,213 miles, 330 people will set off to see the world the Airtours way.

One or other of the snails will then be inseminated, and will set off to lay several hundred eggs.

After he finishes this he will set off to Europe with the small ballet company that he organized last spring for the Festival of Two Worlds at Spoleto.

"Does one know what chain reaction an intervention, even initially 'proportionate,' will set off?" To respond to the Damascus chemical attack with airstrikes "would be to fall into Assad's trap," the newspaper wrote.

On Aug. 29, the English poet Simon Armitage will set off to walk England's South West Coast Path or, as he put it, "that long trailing leg of Britain into the Atlantic".

Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Willie Rennie said: "The new year will set off to a great start for the 135,000 pupils who will benefit from a healthy and nourishing free school meal each and every day of the school week.

And then they'll set off to build their portable restaurant wherever they choose, whether out in the wild city or in the building and courtyard adjacent to the pick-up location.

Three-year-olds have won 11 of the 18 runnings of the Yorkshire Oaks so far this century and the betting suggests that it will be 12 of 19 after this afternoon's renewal, when Sea Of Class, the Irish Oaks winner, will set off at around 11-8 to beat Laurens, who took the French equivalent at Chantilly in June.

The true achievement of an accord, however, is the cascade of events it will set off.

Once your character breaks the side window, the alarm will set off.

Within days they will set off again to seek their prey.The EU has signed a deal with Kenya to imprison captured pirates.