Sentence examples for hill sets from inspiring English sources

But that hill sets me free.

The opening I Am the Blaze on Every Hill sets the mood; it starts slowly, rapidly speeds up and develops into a gently mesmeric, jaunty and atmospheric workout that constantly changes mood and pace.

In his introduction, Hill sets the scene for an exercise in self-analysis by confessing that, several years after his climactic victory at Suzuka memorably brought a lump to Murray Walker's throat, he fell into a depression so profound that it took the ministrations of a therapist to extricate him from the slough of despond.

To some extent, the aggressive approach on Capitol Hill sets up a good-cop, bad-cop dynamic between the White House and Congress that can provide potential leverage for U.S. officials if the talks in Geneva lead to further negotiations, experts said.

Forget David Cameron's Notting Hill set, this was the Grange Hill set.

"There is very widespread resentment of the Notting Hill set," says one frontbencher.

Gove, MP for Surrey Heath, is viewed as one of the "Notting Hill set", alongside David Cameron, George Osborne and Ed Vaizey.

Practically overnight, Westminster's most vivid characters – from the Notting Hill set to Nigel Farage – vanished.

Or the Primrose Hill set, who made films with each other in the 1990s?

The Primrose Hill set had a good time in the 90s.

She was clear, then, that the days of government by the "Notting Hill set" were over.