Sentence examples for will start setting from inspiring English sources

Towards the end of this month, the winter will start setting in.

The GEF will start setting up this programme together with international financial institutions and representatives of the private financial sector.

1961 'Transitional' Stage for Algeria France will start setting up an embryonic independent Algerian government without the nationalist rebels around Nov. 1 unless they accept further peace negotiations, informed sources said today [Sept. 6].

Once all the hostages and gunmen inside the Westgate Mall in Nairobi are accounted for and the military officers back in their barracks, reality will start setting in – and the consequences of the bloodshed will be profound.

Dig out your crystal balls and consider this: Predictions for when women will reach politically parity are right in line with predictions for when humans will start setting up colonies on the moon.

The lighting team will start setting up master lighting — the big light sources in a scene — to start creating the mood.

So I'll start setting that up now.

I'll start setting up our altar now, so that today at pickup you can see for yourselves how colorful and harmless the Day of the Dead truly is.

If we can't watch in real-time, we'll start setting back the clock on social media and scrolling along as if we were.

Follow the tips above and you'll start setting goals that actually work and make for more effective team work.

Consisting of young people born late 1990s to 2010s, Gen Zs will soon start setting off on their adventures -- and it's likely they're going to be very different adventures from our own.