Sentence examples for be set away in from inspiring English sources

"It may be set away in my name, but it belongs to Marina's child, who could appear at any moment".

Oddly, people are more prone to do that when the story is set away from home: in a study conducted by Deborah Prentice and colleagues and published in 1997, Princeton undergraduates retained more from a story when it was set at Yale than when it was set on their own campus (don't worry Princetonians, Yalies are just as bad when you do the test the other way around).

What's more, unusually for a novel about the war, almost half of it is set away from the battlefield, in a prosaic Richmond of school buses and muddy river banks that Bartle, battle-dazed, sees as if through a pane of glass.

The book is set away from earth and instead in The Great Network; lots of planets that inhabitants can travel between in fractions of a second on the trains through the k gates that the Guardians built.

The crevasse is set away from the falls, leaving it in a palpable quiet that invites contemplation.

What they have got away with is set out in detail in this entertaining and fiercely researched account by the leading authority on British executive government.

Car alarms were set off in Buenos Aires – more than 1,100km away on the Atlantic side of the South American continent.

"It may be set in a galaxy far far away, but this is a series of movies that will always be very close to our hearts.

I don't want to sit close to someone who is loudly yakking away but rules can be set in place that will lower this possibility.

It had been set well away from Fifth Avenue in the East 80's -- the museum's deep red brick buildings were meant to seem removed from the roughness of the city streets.

She was set to drive away in her classic mint-colored and mint-condition Mercedes, having rallied from Lucille's demise.