Sentence examples for be setting on from inspiring English sources

Now it seems that, despite Jaguar's best efforts, the sun may finally be setting on our evil Hollywood empire.

With The Killing and Borgen finished, Wallander having bowed out on BBC4 last Saturday and just one more series of The Bridge, the sun seems to be setting on a golden age of Scandinavian television.

But I'm sad to say that the sun may be setting on the era of outlaws from the eighteen-seventies.

But despite record-breaking visitor numbers over the past 12 months, there are fears the sun could slowly be setting on the country's traditional approach to attracting foreign holidaymakers.

This has been one of the greatest of all generations, but, as their general manager Samir Adly acknowledged, the sense is that the sun may be setting on their golden age.Ghana 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1, Vorsah, Sarpei; Agyemang-Badu; Annan; D Ayew, Asamoah; OpoKingsono 89); Gyan (AdInkoom87).

Could the sun be setting on a long tradition of Govan shipbuilding?

The sun is setting on Gaza.

THE sun is setting on fading empires.

Once the vibrating device was set on, gel was injected.

Ready to be set on fire".

Could this story be set on any stretch of coast?