Sentence examples for formed the setting from inspiring English sources

An adult tertiary referral unit formed the setting of this study.

The community and surrounding landmarks formed the setting for Harold Bell Wright's novel The Shepherd of the Hills (1907).

Spanners, spare parts and the smell of engine oil formed the setting for a speech that took France's presidential election race into uncharted territory yesterday.

His father was a police sergeant, and for a time the McGahern children lived in a police barracks, which formed the setting for Mr. McGahern's first novel, "The Barracks".

Four acute wards in an English University teaching hospital formed the setting: an admissions unit, two health care of older people wards and a specialist medical and mental health unit for older people.

Island people, Gauguin believed, "Had been richly endowed with an instinctive feeling for the harmony necessary between human creations and the animal and plant life which formed the setting and decoration of their existence".

This country—its scenery, folklore, and supernatural legend would colour Yeats's work and form the setting of many of his poems.

It's "a series of dinners that form the setting for interplay among young people".

Oliver spent much of her life in New England, which forms the setting of many of her poems.

Table and armchairs form the sets for both channels, the dress code being smart casual.

Occasionally, they might discuss a book or two, but for the most part the stock will form the set and setting to the sound and the fury.