Sentence examples for be set in those from inspiring English sources

I grew up at a time where black people would move in to the white neighbourhood right across the street from where we lived, and bombs would be set in those houses.

Dealing with Brian Clough's spells as manager at Derby County and Leeds United, it has to be set in the places where those football clubs are based and has been thematically scheduled for runs at both the West Yorkshire and Derby playhouses.

"The foundation of the play is set in those first fifteen or twenty minutes," he said.

Now there is more: Mr. Kushner's extraordinary new show at the Public Theater, a musical called "Caroline, or Change" that is set in those waning weeks of 1963.

Perhaps that is why my recent books are set in those decades: a book about British politics and society in 1846, and one about the Victorian poisoner William Palmer, who was executed in front of a crowd of 30,000 people in 1856.

I don't think it's a coincidence that most Wall Street memoirs are set in those Bloomberg-Terminaled rooms, packed tight to facilitate an early form of instant messaging (shouting urgently across the room, preferably while swearing in acrobatic combinations).

Aimed at the very young, Ewoks is set in those carefree pre-Return of the Jedi days when their simple life involved protecting sunberry trees and evading various beasts and wizards while teaching us all a thing or two about teamwork and responsibility.

Since B can be greater than n T, the eigenvalues of I T ′ must be set in decreasing order and those of S′ Q in increasing order.

"Those books are set in the 1920s".

But those standards were set in the days when disabled people were less active.

Football cannot be set in motion artificially.