To return to the theme set forth earlier, New Yorkers can do the same for one another in simple ways.
With good reason have historians seen in this schema of reason and revelation the counterpart in the life of the mind to the schema of church and society set forth earlier in the 13th century by Pope Innocent III.
In his six years as president, Mr. Zedillo has been dogged in pursuing the goals of political reform that he set forth early in his term, knowing that they could ultimately lead his party into a political winter.
Also, he adds, the process described by Russell and his colleagues nicely complements a model of kimberlite eruptions that Head and his colleagues set forth early in 2007.
The differences in perspective between East and West are set forth early in the first act, and underscored musically: while the Chinese of the chorus see the countryside as fields ready for harvest, the fruits of their labor and full of potential, the Nixons describe what they saw from the windows of the Spirit of '76 as a barren landscape.
But it seems safe to say that before the end of the party in his honor, he has grasped the lesson that Frank's doctor, between name-dropping and menu gazing at a restaurant table, sets forth earlier: "Forever alone, that's our lot, and try as we might, we can't change it".
This is the argument I set forth in my earlier piece: if these tenure-related statutes are so shockingly damaging to students, then it's easy to see a long line of state and district policies impatiently waiting for the gallows.
Surrendering seven dollars for a push-button receiver and comfortable earphones, I set forth.
Afterward I set forth to cultivate this unironic and less cynical attitude in my own life.
Armed with this new information, I set forth to try again.
In other words, the valuation I set forth is more optimistic than is strictly justified.
