They quickly set about to find a lasting way to memorialize their beloved son.
Then he set about to reproduce his friend’s design in its entirety—the same jet, the same reconfiguration, the same doors between the cabins.
There was no possible way of getting out of it, and so, in deep humiliation, I set about preparing to "answer" a mass of baseless charges and mean and wicked falsehoods.
The buck drew a newspaper from his pocket and set about perusing it very diligently.
When he took office in 2003 Mr Erdogan set about reversing Turkey's decades-old policy of Kurdish repression.
Blair bought a van, gathered some stray musicians into a band called Jaded, set about booking it into pubs, and cruised teen gathering spots handing out leaflets for its gigs.
She set about dedicating herself and her sizable inheritance to returning Mother's Day to its reverent roots.
With this approach I then set about wrapping my foot in tracing paper, then binding it up in masking tape and then drawings various geometries onto and over the form of my foot.
Elaine plucked a twig from the offending japonica and set about its systematic defoliation with savage concentration.
"The Far Horizons" is set about 200 years after "Pocahontas," but it's just as inaccurate.
He is upset about it, more upset about this little incident than about the catastrophe itself.
So like any diligent scientist, he set about trying to derive one.
Many set about constructing elaborate rationalizations to justify their belief, arguing that Christ had returned spiritually, or that the event had occurred in Heaven, if not on earth.
Duvalier quickly set about consolidating his power over the state and security services, enriching himself and his cronies through bribery and extortion, and building his own personality cult.
