Sentence examples for be set to turn from inspiring English sources

The thermostat can be set to turn on the heating unit at any particular set point.

The Polish prime minister, Beata Szydło, said she backs moves towards a total ban on abortion, in a sign the nationalist government may be set to turn its attention to the nuclear family.

"The BRIC countries all have their challenges, but they could be set to turn these to their advantage.

The Football Association fears Harry Redknapp has gone cold on the England manager's job and could be set to turn to caretaker boss Stuart Pearce.

At some point this week, the wheels of commerce may be set to turn over, changing the logo on forthcoming Treos to that of Nokia or even Motorola.

Or when the owner leaves the house, an IFTTT recipe could be set to turn off the lights and lock the door.

Both radio buttons are set to turn the filters on unless the user actively changes them.

Despite its poor financial performance Twitter has promising mobile stats and is set to turn a profit in 2015.

Inflation is lingering well below its 2 per cent target at just 0.3 per cent due to sliding oil and food prices and is set to turn negative in the months ahead.

But because it failed to tackle the politically awkward restructuring of its prize, the strategy failed.Europe's car market is set to turn down next year.

None of these states is set to turn into a political paradise, but they will at least guarantee a modicum of fairness in this critical aspect of democracy.