Examples of using Setting off in English and their translations into Greek
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when thousands of refugees arrived from the former Yugoslavia, setting off a debate on asylum seekers.
then print out the ones that you especially like, setting off the collection.
you can turn this setting off to avoid unexpected charges when you're on a metered network.
The full english breakfast was a welcome meal before setting off to look around Dublin
Setting off from the town of Kastoria, before reaching Nestorio- the“gate
Mapuche Indians have occupied ancestral lands, setting off violent confrontations with police and landowners.
ran around Lincoln Park setting off all the alarms on the Priuses?
Before setting off, however, she met Madame de Montespan,
Before setting off on your tour, purchase a good map of Lefkada that includes the most important monuments on the island.
However, setting off for our place of employment each morning with the attitude of making a contribution,
potentially setting off a nuclear war.
However, before setting off for the journey to conquer the most popular media outlets,
Many of my clients feel they can get through airport security without setting off a lot of bells and whistles.
Stephanos is reflected in a mirror as he combs his hair before setting off to look for a job.
Setting off from Patras, get onto the Athens-Patras National Road
Another consequence was that diverging wage trends also undermined the“one-size-fits-all” monetary policy, setting off an asymmetric shock.
Before setting off on their adventure, players can create their own heroes,
is a good way to get an overall view of the city before setting off to see specific sites.
then escape, without setting off the alarm?
that he had buried him in a shallow grave before setting off to find help.