Sentence examples for designed to set from inspiring English sources

Stunts designed to set art-world sensibilities aquiver are practically a rite of career passage.

The first is enabling measures designed to set a positive tone for the debate.

McCrady's is designed to set the stakes as high as possible.

But the event lacked the emotive force it seemed designed to set off.

Intensive-type incendiaries are designed to set buildings afire by their intense heat.

The most remarkable thing about the gardens here is that everything in them is designed to set off the sculptures.

That, on the face of it, is the kind of idea solely designed to set off a conniption.

On Wednesday, the sides swapped drafts of proposed agreements designed to set relations on a new and friendlier course.

"This triple accreditation is designed to set them apart in the market place," says AMBAs' accreditation manager, Dr Robert Owen.

In a speech designed to set out her core beliefs, May offered a deliberate rejection of the legacy of Thatcherism.

Literally, hotshots were cannonballs warmed in a furnace and designed to set fire to enemy warships or buildings.