Sentence examples for a setting that left from inspiring English sources

The dial was well designed — it was big and easy to turn, with temperature settings clearly demarcated in a simple font — and the temperature could be set between 65 and 80 degrees; there was also a setting that left the heater on indefinitely.

Read the full review The worst standup I saw this year was Dave, a sexist pig who fell as flat as his jokes in a set that left him both bleeding and spewing as he lamented his fruitless hunt for the clitoris.

His killer blow was a monster check-out of 170 in the penultimate leg of a final set that left Lewis reeling.

A two-hour set that left people dancing, jumping and screaming for more was proof.

"Yours to Bear" (anchored by the line "I don't want to let you down") began an eight-song set that left me yearning for more and continuing to wonder: How has that magnetic force of a track also stayed off an album for so long and why weren't the headlining and supporting acts that night reversed?

They conjured a 54-stroke rally in the second set that left a capacity crowd inside Arthur Ashe Stadium screaming for more.

Meanwhile, DJ Skinhead put on a pretty bland, unexciting set that left many crowd members grumbling.

Djokovic lost his cool, picking up a code violation for his yelling at the end of the set that left a nearby ball boy looking shaken.

Forget about the greatest player argument; we probably can't even reach a consensus on which was the better match: last year's five-set victory by Nadal, 9-7 in the fifth, or Sunday's epic that featured a record 77 games for a Grand Slam final and the 95-minute fifth set that left Roddick disconsolate, unwilling to congratulate himself for not shattering sooner.

But it's a striking set that leaves Baptiste's talent in no doubt, reasonable or otherwise.

I even found myself musing on the Zeffirelli production and its monstrous set that leaves so little room for its people.