Sentence examples for a fan of setting from inspiring English sources

On that note, I'm also a fan of setting up savings accounts within savings accounts.

I'm also a big fan of setting a beautiful table, and what's more beautiful than Lord and Lady Grantham's ginormous dining room table?

I have always been a fan of parents setting very clear expectations and consequences for their teenagers.

In "American Cookery" (Little, Brown, 1972), James Beard, a fan of slaws, set them forth nicely.

Shakir Muhammad, a Fort Collins engineer who is active in the mosque there, said he became a fan of the CD sets, finding them enthralling even on repeated listening.

But Donald is a fan of the Royal Lytham set-up and the need to play intricate golf around its 206 bunkers.

I'm not a fan of big bulky sets that can only sit on a coffee table or take up an entire shelf in your library.

Mr. Saul said his son was a fan of Bitcoins and had set up an account for him; he said he was intrigued.

But my husband is a huge Steven Saylor fan — a fan of the murder mysteries Saylor sets in ancient Rome and a fan of the racier/pornier stuff Saylor writes under the pen name Aaron Travis.

For the record, I am a fan of "Next to Normal," which sets to rock music the anguish of a family crippled by one of its member's bipolar disorder; it is, by the lights of Broadway, a very brave work.

But most of all, I am a fan of what distinguished him and set him apart.