Sentence examples for has set things from inspiring English sources

A fatal accident last year, involving one of the company's prototype space planes, has set things back a long way.

All this knowledge is well beyond me, but not beyond Adam Abeshouse, my producer, who has set things up to yield a sound picture that he thinks will suit the music.

Mr Granger recently threatened BT with the loss of a £996m contract unless it starts to meet its commitments in London.Some worry about the way Mr Granger has set things up.

But since the prime minister, Naoto Kan, revealed that he would step down on August 30th, the trainspotter has set things alight.By declaring his candidacy, Seiji Maehara, a 49-year-old former foreign minister, instantly became the front-runner within the ruling Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) to replace Mr Kan.

Second, while I don't for a moment imagine Cameron wants to be the prime minister who takes Britain out of Europe, he has set things up in such a way that there is real risk he will do so by mistake.

There was just a lot of effort going on around the enterprise that has set things up really well".

Americans have set things in their mind".

Partly it's because that's how travel agents have set things up.

We've set things changing now, and though it's scary, I'd be happy if it all changed again".

But Sanchez's performance, the Jets' general struggles, and injuries to Darrelle Revis and Santonio Holmes have set things on a path that appears to be heading downward.

HEALING the wounds incurred during Northern Ireland's "Troubles" was bound to be slow, but the latest attempt to do so may actually have set things back a bit.