We had set off for Abadan.

We should have set off earlier.

You'd better set off at once.

Whatever you say will set her off crying.

Whatever you say will set her off crying.

Defences and rights of set off of the debtor

On this morning in 1889, Nellie Bly set off.

At sunrise they set off in pursuit of them

At sunrise they set off in pursuit of them

Mao set off yet another wave of persecutions in 1968.

There shall be set off against this allocation of advances

3. There shall be set off against this allocation of advances

3. There shall be set off against this allocation of advances

3. There shall be set off against this allocation of advances

So Benedict set off a serious debate in Britain and beyond.

The victorious DPJ may not immediately set off any political fireworks.

It seems the hijab has set off a national controversy in Norway.

We set off at night and I was among them, said Kazhibayeva.

Off beat China has posted a set of photos on the exhibition's opening.

Nearly two decades later, he set off again, with his family in tow.

Good metaphors are those that set off the right intuitive connections in our brains.

The fund covers costs, which under the current procedures are set off against revenues.

Such threats can set off a global chain reaction that will affect us all.

(iii) The set off of amounts calculated as set forth in subparagraph (l) (ii) of this article under two or more netting agreements

Accordingly, the Panel does not consider it necessary to make any recommendations on set off.

(c) The debtor does not and will not have any defences or rights of set off.

Israel has gone a long way since the Arab world set out to kill it off.

A true loss would be inflicted on a bank s creditors only if the write off losses on toxic mortgage loans exceeded the bank s equity.

The new numbers set off a firestorm of debate, and have brought conspiracy theorists out in force.

Even one such attack and the chain of events it might set off could change our world forever.

2.4 Ms. O.C. went to the home of another uncle, who immediately set off to look for her husband.

The last sentence on the page should be set off as a separate paragraph preceded by (spoke in English)

In January 1949, in a very weak condition, he set off for a sanatorium in Gloucestershire, escorted by Richard Rees.

The program contains one destructive payload that is set to go off on Friday the 13th, all years but 1987.

In an act of compassion, Anna set out to stop Nina from once again becoming an assassin, and to help her recover her memory loss.

Privatization of India s bloated public sector (from massive coal and steel enterprises to the loss making national carrier Air India) has been slow to get off the ground.

Cavendish set off across the Atlantic towards Saint Helena with the remainder of the crew, but died of unknown causes at age 31, possibly off Ascension Island in the South Atlantic in 1592.

First, in contrast to the dot com boom, it is difficult to identify the technological shock that set off the boom.

Of course, only a minority of zealous Muslims espouses political violence, and only a tiny number of Muslim professionals set off bombs.

Saudi journalist Hamza Kashgari set off a social media firestorm last week when he tweeted an imaginary conversation with the Prophet Mohammed.

As the caravan set off , their father said , I sense the scent of Joseph , if you will not consider me a dotard .

As the caravan set off , their father said , I sense the scent of Joseph , if you will not consider me a dotard .

Other claims with this loss type relate to loss of cash.

On 10 January 1954, 20 minutes after taking off from Ciampino, the first production Comet, G ALYP, broke up in mid air while operating BOAC Flight 781 and crashed into the Mediterranean off the Italian island of Elba with the loss of all 35 on board.

The legislation also imposed a deadline to abolish policy based bankruptcy the practice adopted by the State Council to liquidate loss making state owned enterprises (SOEs) and resettle laid off employees.