The phrase "a set of bed" is not correct in English.
The correct form would be "a set of beds." You can use it when referring to multiple beds that are part of a collection or group.
Example: "The hotel offers a set of beds in various sizes to accommodate different guest needs."
Alternatives: "a collection of beds" or "a group of beds."
The last documented textile made from spider silk, a set of bed hangings, was displayed at the 1900 Paris Exhibition.For Messrs Peers and Godley this curious endeavour started when Mr Godley spotted a reproduction of an old spider-milking machine in Mr Peers's office in Madagascar.
In August, the federation, one of the seven local charities supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, gave Ms. Davis $1,182.09 from the fund so she could buy three beds, two mattresses, a set of bed railings and a dresser to improve the living conditions in the apartment and help keep the family together.
Additionally, most bedposts on East Campus can be swapped out for a set of bed ends that are taller and allow the bed to be raised to a height of either 4' or 5' from the floor.
If you're talking about a set of bed linens, you're talking about $500 for a set, and go on up to $3,000". On Feb. 15, 1984, Vilma Bautista, a first secretary at the Philippine mission to the United Nations who sometimes paid bills for Imelda Marcos, received a bill marked "Marcos" for $40,650 for flowers delivered in the previous month.
Purchase yards of fabric, a roll of double side sticky tape, a tube of student project glue, and a set of bed frame if you don't have it.
The well-bedded carbonates exposed there are crosscut by a set of bed-parallel stylolites and two sets of bed-perpendicular cross-orthogonal joints/veins.
Rather than plow and harrow by the field, fields are divided into a set of beds.
Included in the reusable-napkin-encased box are instructions and supplies for shibori — the Japanese precision tie-dye technique favored by Proenza Schouler — and enough dye and auxiliary materials (all natural, naturally) to reinvent a set of bedding or table linens, or a few items of clothing.
Fig. 7 a Setting of bedding plane thrusts hosting Au-quartz mineralization in the Sabie Pilgrim's Rest goldfield, Eastern Transvaal, South Africa; b flat-lying hydraulic extension veins in silicified hanging wall to thrust; c mineralized thrust fault showing repeated fracturing with brecciation and cementation.
Ms. Kaufman's son had just gone off to a college dorm in New York, and she submitted three ideas online — a do-it-yourself bulletin board, a set of disposable bed sheets, and an ottoman that folded out as a bed — paying $25 each for the privilege.
The double bed was to be replaced by a set of bunk beds and she would have to share a desk with her roommate.
