Sentence examples for always set in from inspiring English sources

They're almost always set in New York.

Thus, the most significant significand bit is always set in extended precision.

Is it through formal channels, like meetings that are always set in advance, and to which everyone comes well-prepared?

"Her best stories are always set in Ireland and have no characters that are not Irish," he wrote.

Noir movies are always set in big cities, of course, but they tend to be places of shadows and darkness.

I think it's up to black actors and writers to create new parts that are not always set in "the ends".

Resistance always sets in.

Hence, the maximum Venus can get from the Sun (either in the morning sky or the evening sky) is 46 degrees and hence Venus always sets in less than about 3 hours after sunset or rises no earlier than 3 hours before sunrise.

(Emails in novels – always set apart in sans serif – can jar, but Killen's are lovely; perfectly capturing the simultaneous sweetness and acute embarrassment of those old versions of ourselves that linger at the base of our inboxes).

Good sense does always set back in".

People would be better off if we always set policy in order to be appropriate policy.