Sentence examples for items were set on from inspiring English sources

Furniture and other items were set on fire at the camp, which was erected on wasteland at the beginning of the week.

Scales with more than two missing items were set as missing on the whole scale in further analyses.

New items were set aside with less evidence of LD than was required for items already on the scales.

Cold items should be set on ice and hot foods need to be in chafing dishes or food warmers.

"They cleaned Osborne's flat and tried to get rid of bloodied clothing and they set fire to a car, the prosecution say, to destroy incriminating items". A car was set on fire hours after the killing, which Evesham later told a BBC reporter had contained bloodied sheets from the killing, which he claimed had been committed by "three Spice addicts".

When we were permitted to come ashore, we walked down a stately ramp (that was the last of stateliness) into a huge warehouse, where every single item we had brought was set on the ground, examined and then hastily stuffed back in our luggage.

We find the item we want, we are set on our price and we know how we will get it.

It was hypothesized that if subjects positioned the 9 corner states (CS) – a corner state is a multidimensional health state in which all items are described by their best level while one item is set at its worst level – on the thermometer in a similar order, the preference weight given to each corner state would be reinforced and to a certain degree, confirmed.

Objects in the game roll down slopes and bounce realistically off each other; wooden items splinter when shot at and can be set on fire; metal items create sparks when scraped against walls.

(Make sure the item is set apart from other items, with nothing on top of or beneath it). During a demonstration at Washington Dulles International Airport, Farbstein showed how terrorists can hide explosive substances inside electronics.

A pre-determined arbitrary threshold of 7/10 (on average) per item was set as a guideline for further item selection.