Sentence examples for has set around from inspiring English sources

For this story, I wanted to put the narrator in an environment as different as possible from the classroom, a place where the boundaries he has set around himself might be crossed more easily.

It is to this symbolic burial that a terrified soldier — one of the guards whom Creon had set around the body, to make sure no one would inter it — presumably refers later on, when he anxiously reports to Creon that someone has performed the rite.

There is slight tension among net neutrality advocates concerning which set of legal rules should be used to support an open Internet — CalInnovates thinks that using Title II is a bad plan, for example — even as the majority opinion seems to have set around Title II, over Section 706. 3 million comments deep, the public has said its piece.

It has set aside around £4.8 million to cover the costs relating to it, which could include hefty fines.

Advocates also believe that a certain amount of fatigue has set in around the subject of the disease.

The House of Commons has set aside around 10 hours for debating the issue, with discussion due to begin at 11.30 am on Wednesday and a vote expected around 10.00 pm that night.

The government has set up around 1,000 relief camps to house more than 300,000 refugees.

Lawrence Bondulich has set bar stools around a U-shaped marble counter and along one wall.

Sao Paulo has set up booths around town to distribute faucet aerators.

This time around, Capriati has set boundaries for the intrusions on her free time.

The police has set up a perimeter around the building.