Sentence examples for have set around from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Apprehending Mr Coke against his will would require the police to storm the barricades his supporters have set up around Tivoli Gardens.

Skepticism might have set in around the point when Logan recited how Jones, alone and unseen, "scaled the twelve-foot wall of the compound," and not later.

The hulking blast walls that the Americans have set up around many neighborhoods have only intensified the city's sense of balkanization.

Numerous health spas have set up around the area and offer massage, body wraps and a range of health and beauty treatments.

Yes, you heard me, dating should be and can be a blast when you have set expectations around it that allow you to enjoy the process.

They have set up roadblocks around the capital and disobeyed orders from the governing Transitional National Council to leave Tripoli.

They have set up checkpoints around South Ossetia and another breakaway region, Abkhazia, and have maintained other positions further into undisputed Georgian territory.

His supporters have set up roadblocks around Lebanon's capital, while denouncing the Syrian president and his Lebanese allies.