Sentence examples for come to setting from inspiring English sources

The closest I've come to setting a threshold for what I think would merit impeachment is if he were to cause Bob Mueller to be fired.

His comment, while not official policy, is the closest the world's biggest emitter has come to setting a target for when its output of greenhouse gases will start to fall.

Here come the soldiers, who come to set us free.

The time has come to set the class record straight.

GAZETTE: How did you come to set "The Third Hotel" in Cuba?

When they come to set wages and prices, they will learn to anticipate the attempted surprises.

How on earth did Mr. Taylor come to set this to Poulenc's "Gloria"?

"I would come to set just to watch him work," Mr. Gosling recalled.

Quoting St Paul, he declared that: "The time has come to set aside childish things".

In the words of Scripture, the time has come to set aside childish things".

Over the past four decades, though, global capitalism has increasingly come to set the rules for nation-states.