| They looked at each other and set off at a run, the girl trailing behind them, and the boy behind her. |
| It had 184,000 miles on the clock when we set off and it's over 3,000 miles to Barcelona, but so far it's doing fine. |
| These borders indicate the early acceptance of the idea of a frame as a way to set off, isolate and distinguish a drawing or painting. |
| And in a comment sure to set off a firestorm, Kaplan said faculty should attend professional conferences on their own time. |
| I set off downstream, walking, wading and scrambling, trying to stay upright on the algae-covered rocks. |
| During the siege he set off a fire extinguisher and told the police he had accelerants. |
