Sentence examples for a setting that could from inspiring English sources

If only he had a setting that could better show it off.

Programs like Outlook must be set to view HTML-based e-mail, a setting that could leave the user vulnerable to automatically downloading an e-mail containing viruses.

"There were few opportunities in the detention environment for parents to look after their children in a setting that could mitigate the institutionalised experience.

The director Jonathan Glazer, making his feature debut here, devises for them a setting that could almost come from the theatre, and Louis Mellis and David Scinto's script has a David Mamet-like quality of harshness and snap.

Next is lunch at a café in the 18th-century cloisters close by, a setting that could have come from the pages of Carlos Ruiz Zafón's The Shadow of the Wind.

And they chose a setting that could hardly have been less promising: a phone-booth-size storefront with room for just 12 tables seating 30 people, on a broad, heavily traveled main road that practically repels foot traffic.

Jesse Reiser of our architecture faculty and a team of graduate students devoted a seminar this fall and many hours this spring to designing and building a set that could meet the practical and aesthetic demands of our production.

But what preceded them was a set that could contend with Mr. Morris's for performance-as-experience: the guitarist Nels Cline and the Los Angeles painter Norton Wisdom, in an improvised duet.

Among the genes with the greatest increase in transcript levels during wakefulness are a set that could mediate elongation of astrocytic processes, including Trio, Synj2, and Gem.

Another recurring theme was that many participants viewed the HIV testing methods as a set that could be implemented only as a bundle, as opposed to individual testing methods that could be used individually or jointly as needed.

(Ages 4 to 8) A wintry setting that could evoke a New England Christmas or a manger scene becomes a modern interpretation of an old, well-traveled folktale.