set about
go about *
approach , *****

He had been gone for about an hour and a half.

Everyone had probably gone about their business for the day.

We both turned away again and went about our business.

If anyone looked out they would simply see a man going about his business.

Go back about 4.6 billion years and you wouldn't find the Earth.

Everyone went about their business and we were left alone for the moment.

Yet I had to go about my business and stay under control.

The company went out of business in or about 1990.

Her mind was going about a million miles an hour.

He went out the door, no longer feeling so good about the day.

Things are going about as we expected them to go.

But he's well able to get up and go about.

He finally went about and asked how she was getting along.

I want a list of all the women he knew well, who would have gone about with him alone.

It's I who force you to go about with me.

How can I go about with a secretary like that?

If I gave the word to go about, they would rise at once.

Go about as you please and remember again the feel of the wind on your face.

Nothing, compared to some of the prices going about in here!

Her new name had gone all about, and was on everybody's lips.