Sentence examples for called sets from inspiring English sources

In late fall or early spring, just plant a few finger-thick secondary roots, called sets, which are sold ready to plant.

They build collages of outfits they like, called sets, by digitally pasting together a sweater from one e-commerce site with boots and a handbag from others.

The Mavericks adjusted with called sets to free Terry, who has figured out how to outmaneuver James, particularly in the fourth quarter.

If you sow seeds outdoors right this minute, they might grow to respectable size in time, but at this point it would also be smart to plant the tiny onions called sets or else prestarted plants.

In contrast to naive set theory, the attitude adopted in an axiomatic development of set theory is that it is not necessary to know what the "things" are that are called "sets" or what the relation of membership means.

As anyone with a passing knowledge of rugby league would tell you, the building blocks of successful rugby league are called "sets", and teams "complete" these "sets" by holding onto the ball and crashing their way upfield with a combination of mobile giants bashing it up before the tricky ones do their thing in the latter stretches of the six-tackle count.

The Chartronnais, as they were called, set prices, lent money and called in mortgages at will.

This is a standard problem in combinatorial optimization, usually called set packing [9].

It's called, "Set The World Ablaze".

The first exercise was called "set breaking".

This is called setting your hook.