Sentence examples for might get set from inspiring English sources
When letters were set in a plate, for convenience common phrases might get set intact rather than letter by letter.
Thinking he might get them set to music, Burnett contacted a group of sympathetic songwriters – Costello, Jim James of My Morning Jacket, Rhiannon Giddens of the Carolina Chocolate Drops, Marcus Mumford of Mumford & Sons and Taylor Goldsmith of Dawes – and set them to work, with a plan to convene at Capitol Records' Los Angeles studio and concoct an album or two out of the results.
He might get a weight set.
Still, if you ask a different set of people you might get a different set of answers.
There's the hint that she might have set a trap to get him – it's a hell of a coincidence that he should end up crashing just where she could find him – but that's not the story.
They are: Locking up your mirror Eliminating any post processing that you might have set up, in camera Get a good long lens.
I'll admit that measuring the distance of each place setting might get old, but it does add some nice symmetry to the whole look.
Therefore, some information in real data set might get lost after resampling.
"They weren't worried that the people who lived above Carpetright might get hurt when it was set on fire.
