Sentence examples for more memorable sets from inspiring English sources

One of the more memorable sets belonged to Evian Christ (UK).

Andee has run residencies, run record stores, and delivered more memorable sets than it is possible to list, or even remember for that matter.

But for a more memorable set it comes down to British DJ Bonobo's haunting electronica or the Ivor Novello-winning James Blake.

Perhaps due to its $6 million budget, the cast is ultimately more memorable than the set designs, however.

It was simply a matter of learning to "think in more memorable ways," using a set of mnemonic techniques almost all of which were invented in ancient Greece.

But although Dove's production is billed as employing Jacobean music, Lyons's score is, like Michael Taylor's set designs, more memorable for its mix of old and new than for any attempts to recreate the past.

It's difficult to imagine what might make this set any more memorable.

Likewise, Blake reached No. 4 in the rankings, beat Federer at the Beijing Olympics in 2008 and had a co-starring role in one of the more memorable matches on Ashe — a five-set defeat to Andre Agassi in 2005.

The Worldport, whose distinctive umbrellalike roof made it one of the more memorable relics of aviation's jet-setting age, has a less remarkable interior: low-hanging ceilings, dark corners and a generally cramped feel.

The art design and music used are mainly 50s-themed – licensed tracks also used in Mafia II play on the Pipboy's in-game radio, coincidentally – and the added effort made here to present not just a run-of-the-mill post-apocalyptic world but a stylised one makes New Vegas' setting all the more memorable.

One of Gasquet's more memorable capitulations was his defeat, from a two-set lead, by Murray in the fourth round of Wimbledon in 2008.