Sentence examples for have set away from inspiring English sources

The new infusion of funding will be a nice thing to have set away as ZocDoc continues to angle for more growth.

Upping the age limit from 18 to 21 not only suppresses the rights of legal adults, it drives young cannabis consumers further in the direction the flawed provincial framework has set out: away from the legal market and across provincial borders.

McCluskey believes the Cameron government has set out to take away the privileged status the unions enjoyed in the 20th century.

He had set off to blow away some geese who were minding their own business on a lake somewhere outside the Beltway, when he tripped and fell, causing his gun to go off and pepper his legs with shot.

Consultants have set up get-aways for influential councilmen.

They have set up 60 miles away with checkpoints that do nothing to stop the invasion.

At 3-5, 15-30, Hingis had a much-discussed overhead to put away that could have set up double-match point.

It was illuminating to imagine how one of Shakespeare's contemporaries might have set a song like Come Away Death.

Be sure to follow curfew and any of the other rules your parents have set or else they might take away dating privileges!

"With this event at the Naval Observatory, it's as if a wave of selective amnesia has set in, wiping away the memories of the scandals involving the sale of the Lincoln Bedroom and the White House kaffeeklatsches," said Scott Harshbarger, president of Common Cause.

"He has set us forward, away from maintenance, and very much in growth and development".