Sentence examples for invariably set to from inspiring English sources

Manchester City has been the most successful thus far, though P.S.G. seems invariably set to dominate Ligue 1.

It may be hot outside, but hotel air-conditioning is invariably set to the temperature of Alaska in March.

Songs for Our Mothers sticks closer to a lo-fi rock template – distorted guitars, primitive drum machines invariably set to a crawling tempo, bursts of electronic noise – with mixed results.

What he wanted was to bring depth to the drawing rooms where successful West End plays were invariably set and ask audiences to listen to poetry "from people dressed like ourselves, living in houses and apartments like ours, and using telephones and motor cars and radio sets".

The number of colony forming units at the first time point (invariably approximately 500) was set to 100%.

All set to a bouncy, finger-snapping rhythm with a rockabilly guitar break and show-band rave-up that invariably occasioned wild onstage cool jerking.

Yet the next act of each four-course, $98 fixed-price dinner would invariably set things right again.

They invariably set up heart warming PR moments with local fans, thus extending their fanbase ever more, and selling ever more shirts.

His focus on atavistic and sexual instinct, seen not only in "Rite" but also in many of his other works, is invariably set within a cerebral framework.

Hartley came to specialise in a genre all his own: it had the absurdist hallmarks of Godard, the barren, stifling precision of Bresson, yet it was invariably set in suburban Long Island, where Hartley grew up.

Almost invariably set in Mexico, films such as A Fistful of Dollars (1964) were largely shot in southern Spain and provided a decent living for local technicians......as did the increasing number of Hollywood productions: the attack on Aqaba in Lawrence of Arabia (1962) was filmed in a Spanish riverbed.