Sentence examples similar to all set to catch from inspiring English sources

It once lagged behind in the life expectancy stakes but is now set to catch up with France.

The hunting-and-gathering economy of these peoples had little permanent effect on the landscape other than locally through fires set to catch game.

My television camera crew and I had been caught up in a police net set to catch flying pickets from South Yorkshire heading for the pit gates.

If you're set to catch a late vacation this summer, make sure you pack those essentials.

The biggest stars stay here, Grace Kelly met Prince Rainier here, and Alfred Hitchcock set "To Catch a Thief" here.

If a nicely spoken hero, who regularly got into incredible scrapes ("we're stuck in this machine! We're all set to get caught in those roller blades and teeth") couldn't get 15 million listeners, there would have been something wrong with him.

Then, all set to go, he reportedly caught the flu.

All of these, need an adequate modelling as individuals and as coupled sets to catch a behaviour of interest.

It looks sets to catch America within a decade or two.

Francis Lawrence is set to direct "Catching Fire".

Media offices were set up to catch attention.