Examples of using Set to work in English and their translations into Czech
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Then he set to work.
Soon, though, the car was out and we set to work.
Steve set to work.
Soon though, the car was out, and we set to work.
And Maeby set to work in trapping him.
With all our materials bought, we set to work.
So of course she set to work,"and she ate it all up.
So, with typical mid-victorian zeal, he set to work.
So he set to work with some Stane Dolanc.
But as my guesswork was correct, we set to work.
While James set to work on his big metal face.
But as my guesswork was correct, we set to work.
Everything's set to work like a jukebox should, quietly.
With all our materials bought, we set to work.
Steve set to work on what he was hoping would be a secret party?
And, so, Michael,believing himself to be aided by Gob, set to work.
I signed up with Peter and set to work completing the first draft of my book.
And so youth stands aside because it has no other choice, and we set to work.
Richard set to work mounting the two motorcycle engines'that would provide lift and thrust.
And after some initial trepidation, Argyle set to work with the choreography.
After these had been received from the Commission, the Council immediately set to work.
At this point, we sent Jeremy home and set to work on building our masterpiece.
I have set to work on his proposals on food hygiene and I have been making enquiries in the Netherlands.
At this point, we as a Parliament, but above all the Member States,must set to work immediately.
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If the eurozone were a house,then logically, we should have to set to work again and lay new foundations.
Having come up with a cracking idea,'I appointed myself as director,'gathered together a small cast and crew, and set to work.
That is why my group hopes that President Barroso will form a new Commission and set to work as quickly as possible.
We believe that, in the case ofsuch cross-border restructuring operations, the European Commission itself must take the bull by the horns and set to work on a proactive policy instead of just watching and waiting.