Sentence examples for actually set to from inspiring English sources
Wind power is actually set to be the cheapest option.
You would also look at what's actually set to happen – and already happening – at the heart of the matter: the ballot itself.
While political operatives and journalists fish for information about the status of Gov. Frank Keating of Oklahoma in the Republican vice-presidential sweepstakes, Mr. Keating is actually set to go fishing in Alaska next week.
That this was a complete misreading of what was happening in the real economy — where the recession was already well underway, where commodity prices peaked in July, and where overall prices were actually set to fall over the next year — has had remarkably little impact on the hawks' conviction that inflation is just around the corner.
The reason form was so important was that in it lay the "music" of all poetry, whether actually set to music or not, and in the music lay the magic (or as Pound put it, " 'the sublime' in the old sense").
The trailer is actually set to "Mountain Song," by Jane's Addiction.
Read through these steps and tips entirely before actually setting to work -- there's a time-consuming route (given first) and an easier way (via making a copy of the given macro) that will save a lot of time and effort!
"It was a very thick book — particularly the hard copies — and it was very difficult to actually set fire to it," Ishtiaq Ahmed says of burning "The Satanic Verses" twenty years ago.
Buy now Sony A Series Walkman: £169, John Lewis The iPod supposedly killed the Walkman — but actually looks set to outlive it.
And the officials note that these cybermonitors can actually be set to record communications much more selectively than a phone tap.
Is the internet doing what it actually set out to do -- help us get closer to one another -- or is it creating a platform that brings out the ugliest side of our personalities?
