Sentence examples for been set in smaller from inspiring English sources

The pattern had already been set in smaller battles elsewhere in the country earlier this year.

"Empire Falls" takes place in a small town in Maine; "Bridge of Sighs" is set in small-town New York.

According to Variety, the series will be set in small offices of 15 to 20 people, and the laid-off workers may "receive a small severance".

Though poles apart genre-wise, both are set in small-town Tasmania and riff on notions of otherness and isolation while highlighting the dark beauty of the landscape.

Michael Collins, again admitted to Booker with a green passport, lives in Seattle and his novel, The Keepers of Truth, is set in small-town America and reads entirely like an entry for the Pulitzer prize.

The earlier Baker plays that I've seen — "Circle Mirror Transformation," "The Aliens," and "The Flick" — are set in small New England towns, in somewhat blank places: an adult-ed acting studio, a break area behind a café, the movie theatre.

Many of these stories are set in small Canadian towns — much like the ones in which Ms. Munro has spent much of her life — and many look back on childhood or youthful events from a vantage point decades later.

Friday Night Lights could've very well been set in my small hometown of Pierce.

It was set in a small, privately owned zoo somewhere in Massachusetts.

Again, the story is set in a small Ohio town, in a neighborhood called the Bottom.

The real-life patient lived in Queens; the movie is set in a small town.