Sentence examples for be set to work from inspiring English sources

The exposure settings should also be set to work in the lighting conditions of the area you are in.

With revolutionary music, any text can be set to work.

The alarm can also be set to work even if the set is turned off.

Yet the point of Kamp ultimately has to be that it makes us see Auschwitz through Nazi eyes – pretty, innocuous and full of puppets, to be set to work, stripped naked and ultimately discarded.

Aristotle argued that an inert commodity like silver, which did not bear fruit, should not carry interest.The concept of usury (an excessive interest rate) was developed by the Catholic Church, although the parable of the talents implies that money should be set to work.

And as they moved from country to town, they also found that children were no longer an economic asset that could be set to work at an early age, but a liability to be fed, housed and (some of them) educated, for years.

He was excited to be setting to work on an original screenplay for Lipstick, a collegiate fantasy for the actress Constance Talmadge.

Volunteers were set to work dusting medieval sculptures.

Former propagandists for the Japanese were set to work manufacturing North Korean myths.

From there we were sent to Buna (an Auschwitz sub camp) and were set to work.

But King George VI insisted, even lobbying Churchill, and he was set to work in the Allied War Planning Councils.