Sentence examples for classic setting from inspiring English sources

If you can remember back only as far as Saturday, we can offer you another seminal moment in sports: the Netherlands beating the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic, setting up today's pivotal Netherlands-Puerto Rico matchup.

Even forearmed with this expectation of greatness, Battle of the Bastards was a stone-cold classic, setting a new high-water mark in what is possible for television to achieve.

O'Brien has dominated the Curragh Classic, setting a trainers' record with 11 wins in total and taking the prize eight times in the past nine years, but he is facing a struggle to extend that fine run this weekend.

But as the opening scene of the season it's a classic, setting up one of the most important storylines – the bodies in the vacants – while hinting at the theme of education with Snoop listening intently to the relative merits of the De Walt 410 and the Hilti DX 460.

In particular, the behavior of (mathbb {G} -martingales is quite different from the classic setting, and worth it to be examined in detail.

"Although the Retaane setback is positive for Eyetech, our Macugen sales forecast had assumed modest market capture for Retaane in the predominantly classic setting," CSFB said.

It's a classic set up for Auster, an opening for metaphysics and noir complications.

In the Eddie Robinson Classic set for Aug. 25, Virginia is scheduled to play at Wisconsin.

It is the classic set-up in what has become its own mini-genre: the "stalker" movie.

"THE DEVIL AND DANIEL WEBSTER," an adaptation of Stephen Vincent Benét's classic, set at a contemporary house party.

Google "Avedon, the family" and you'll see that this classic set of images of Washington's power elite was made by Richard Avedon and published by Rolling Stone.