Sentence examples for Sentence sets from inspiring English sources

And the second sentence sets forth a release rule that allows for release on bond and parole.

This sort of sentence sets the tone: "The house seemed suddenly imbued with meaning, redolent of their past and precious to them".

One sentence sets up most of the rest of the novel: "He looked for her in every woman he passed, in every girl".

“When,” it said, “a sentence sets out one or more specific items followed by ‘any other’ and a description, the specific items must fall within the description.” 294 F. 3d, at 572.

The famous opening sentence sets the tone for the entertaining romp that follows, as Aunt Dot, her niece Laurie, and Father Hugh Chantry-Pigg journey from Istanbul to Trebizond on Turkey's Black Sea coast.

The grisly opening sentence sets the tone: "A medical internship consists of more than spectating at complicated bowel operations, cutting open stomach linings, bracketing off lungs and sawing off feet; and it doesn't just consist of thumbing closed the eyes of the dead and hauling babies out into the world either".

The life sentence, set by law, cannot be appealed.

The sentence set off the largest and most sustained student protests since 1999.

He is serving his sentence, set at a minimum of seven and a half years, in Gartree prison in Leicestershire.

Different sessions have different human subject group (there are perhaps partial overlaps) and different sentence set (without overlap).

In absolute numbers, the processing speed of the SENNA 1.0 web/SENNA* versions ranged from 20 ms/25 ms per sentence from the shortest sentence set (65 75 characters) to about 220 ms/394 ms per sentence for the longest sentence test set.