Sentence examples for is set to try from inspiring English sources

But Sainsbury's is set to try something new: shrinking the inner tube.

Bolivia is set to try to rebuild ties with the United States and exchange ambassadors again, President Evo Morales said Tuesday, citing Washington's warmer Iran and Cuba stances.

While Jeff Kennett has made a name for himself as the chairman of Beyondblue, another former Victorian premier is set to try his hand at broadcasting.

The flatpack furniture store is set to try out a number of new formats, with the first order and collection point to open in Norwich this Autumn, as the city's previous nearest stores were two hours away.

However, Ireland is set to try to raise between €400 million and €600 million, or about $500 million to $750 million, in debt Thursday, and the bonds' price and yield will serve as clear signals of the market reaction.

Health secretary Jeremy Hunt is set to try to ward off strike action from junior doctors at one of the NHS's busiest times of the year, by offering major concessions.

"The arson was set to try to cover up the crime scene".

Zimbabwe are set to try to pin down the Aussie batsmen with their spinners.

Regulators are investigating whether traders pushed through trades around the one minute window when the benchmarks are set to try and influence them.

Just last week, a Swedish town made headlines when it announced it was set to try freeze-drying its dead into brittle, compostable remains using liquid nitrogen.

This interim goal - the ultimate UN goal is zero Ebola deaths - was set to try to bend down the upward curve in the graph of cases.