Sentence examples for frequently set from inspiring English sources

"Manufacturers frequently set a minimum advertised price," said Drew Herdener, a public relations manager at Amazon.

They were frequently set polyphonically (in part music) by composers from about 1400 onward.

He frequently set his stories in a pretechnological past and was easily enthralled by the authority of ancient texts.

He also frequently set slow movements in keys only distantly related to the key of the first movement.

His later works depicted wanderers and bandits or religious scenes loosely painted and frequently set in romantic landscapes.

His fiction is frequently set in Germany during the war and in its aftermath, an ashen land of the lost and the displaced.

Since Morsi's ousting, the military-installed government has pressed an extensive crackdown on protests, mainly those of his Islamist supporters, frequently setting off violent street clashes.

The fiction of entertainment and escape frequently sets itself higher literary standards than novels with a profound social or philosophical purpose.

The group, known as the Islamic State of Iraq, frequently sets off such coordinated blasts in an effort to break Iraqis' confidence in the Shi'ite-led government.

Samuel Green, the bishop of the Gospel Tabernacle Church of Jesus Christ Apostolic in Brooklyn, also owns a 38-unit apartment house in Brooklyn and travels frequently setting up new churches in other parts of the country.

Turning to architectural journalism, Nairn was the author of the famous polemic Outrage (an outspoken report on unhindered urban sprawl from Southampton to Carlisle, published in 1955) and continued to use his pilot's licence for some years, frequently setting off with the in-house photographer, embarking on research from the air.