Sentence examples for be set in one from inspiring English sources

It had to feel, if not crowded, then thoroughly populated; its characters had to be from a wide range of backgrounds and homelands; and it had to be set in one particular street, because the geographical unit of city life is the street.

I asked my friend if it was difficult to find locations in one of the most beautiful parts of the country to film a show that's supposed to be set in one of the ugliest.

The crew struggled with rainy British weather since the film was supposed to be set in one day and had to maintain the same weather.

Each disc will cost around £500 to make and be set in one-meter slabs of concrete, anchored into the ground with steel rods to prevent thefts.

Based on the process characters, several monitoring points are set in one batch.

The production was set in one of the designer Anna Viebrock's typical fluorescent-lighted waiting rooms.

There are only three characters, it is set in one room and the two acts take place in real time.

Hopper's all-time raciest painting is set in one of the upstairs bedrooms of the house.

A gas fireplace is set in one wall of the main dining room; a wine rack covers the entire expanse of the facing wall.

Kenneth MacMillan's Manon, which had its premiere in 1974, is set in one of the most decadent periods in French history: the regency of Philippe d'Orléans, which followed the death from gangrene of Louis XIV in 1715.

It is set in one of the new nowhere towns of Mao Zedong's China, 700 miles from Beijing, a bare, rationed place of small factories and overcrowded shacks laid out in anonymous rows.