Sentence examples for means to set from inspiring English sources

To set fire doors of the Lubyanka on fire, means to set on fire to the Gates of Hell.This is the true meaning put into action by a fearless artist Pavlensky - he burned down hell itself!

Vacate means to set aside a previous action.

"They are the ones who know what it means to set concrete goals and meet them".

The word, allocate, means to set apart, assign, or allot for a particular purpose.

The building means to set itself apart from the arid glass and steel towers in its proximity.

If he means to set Pakistan's new course himself, the general had better not stifle debate about the direction he is choosing.

But both are meant to set the jaw at ease.

I don't really mean to set up "Summerland" in opposition to "The Jury".

"The BBC is meant to set the bar on standards," he said.

Many feared his return was meant to set the stage for a counterrevolution.

Kovtun then allegedly replied: "It's meant to set an example".