Near midnight, the firefighters found some revelers were going to set off fireworks and therefore went to confront them in an attempt to stop them from illegally
setting off the fireworks.
The party
setting off itself has an obligation (in this case the term deposit obligation) and is entitled to satisfy that obligation by
setting off an obligation owed to it by the other party (in this case the loan obligation).
People should refrain from
setting off fireworks in residential areas and launch them in spacious areas instead.
A sole driver should have a sleep before
setting off if possible and then plan a route and extra time to ensure that regular breaks can be taken on the way.
City fat-cats are making the most of generous redundancy payments by
setting off on the pin-striped version of student gap years, according to a new study.
Setting off in the car and towing a caravan, the family from Llandyrnog had only reached Rhewl, about four miles away, when both vehicles caught fire.
Frail Phylis James vanished on Friday after
setting off on an 80-mile journey through Wales in her green Ford Fiesta.
Cylindrical shells are ideal for
setting off multi-stage explosions.
Greg Houghton, 57, vanished on September 24 after
setting off for the 3,000ft mountain range.
Not only do the villains' cars spin around the stage, but the newly redesigned Batmobile - a compact utility vehicle that looks a lot like a hybrid Humvee with a trace of Marty McFly's ``Back to the Future'' DeLorean - bursts into the arena over a moat,
setting off explosions and screeching around in pursuit of the bad guys.
A DISABLED British rower last night finally made contact with coastguards, 24 hours after
setting off his emergency beacon, 800 miles off-shore in the Pacific.
This would have opened the door to rapid evolution of new species,
setting off the Cambrian explosion, speculate Kirschvink and his colleagues.
