Sentence examples for a classic set of from inspiring English sources

As in an early description of any new disease, a classic set of characteristics emerges.

Using the example above (7th anniversary), you could give a classic set of copper pots to enhance their kitchen.

But as the opening scene of the season it's a classic, setting up one of the most important storylines – the bodies in the vacants – while hinting at the theme of education with Snoop listening intently to the relative merits of the De Walt 410 and the Hilti DX 460.

One classic set of dilemmas involves a runaway trolley that is heading down the tracks toward five workers, who will die if you do nothing.

Google "Avedon, the family" and you'll see that this classic set of images of Washington's power elite was made by Richard Avedon and published by Rolling Stone.

Finally, it's down to Marshall Jefferson to close off proceedings with a classics set in the Great Gallery includes — of course — "Move Your Body," handing on the old school rave torch to a new band of ravers who leave or the afterparty at Fabric sweaty, saucer-eyed but very, very happy.

In the classic setting of insider information, G is added to (mathbb {F}) at the initial time t=0, while in our model, the information is added punctually at the random time τ.

It was a classic Cruzian set of lines, rendering his supporters as worshippers and his opponents as people of bad will.

Mr. Fiorato remembers his musicians being less than thrilled at first when Balanchine began to choreograph "Brahms-Schoenberg Quartet," a difficult classic set to Schoenberg's orchestration of a theme by Brahms.

A section of that Nietzsche classic, set on the volcanic isle of Stromboli, inspired the allegorical paintings (stilted) and watercolors (terrific) in Mr. Ahriman's debut at this gallery, his first New York show since 1998.

"THE DEVIL AND DANIEL WEBSTER," an adaptation of Stephen Vincent Benét's classic, set at a contemporary house party.