Sentence examples for he set something from inspiring English sources

And Shakespeare -- why did he set something in Venice if he was an English guy? Art would be reduced to local stories.

She told mourners: "When he shouted out 'I'm an innocent man, my father was innocent, the Maguires are innocent and the Birmingham Six', he set something in motion that forced the rest of us, the rest of the world, Britain, to hold a mirror up to ourselves and see precisely who we were and what we had done".

In doing so, he set something of a template: What is #Merky if not the natural successor to #Dench?

He has set something in motion.

The writer knew he had to set something down, to bring things to life, to make one scene inevitably follow another, and he was uneasily aware that he was unequal to the task.

He still has time to set something bold in motion--something worthy of the vision he laid out in Prague, something that the next administration can carry forward.

Although, like all Poles under Nazi rule, he faced grave risks — on several occasions, he narrowly escaped German patrols and roundups — the arrival of the apocalypse he had long dreaded also set something free within him.

"He just said some guy in first class had a temper tantrum and he might have tried to set something on fire".

He nonetheless wants keenly to set something down, something true.

"That set something off in me," he says.

"With this war, your country has set something in motion across the whole region," he said.