Sentence examples for most memorable set from inspiring English sources

The most memorable set came from Mavado, a rising star with a battle-scarred singing voice.

Mikael Wood of Spin observed a "back-to-basics aspiration" and dubbed the album "Grohl's most memorable set of songs since 1997's The Colour and the Shape".

If anyone asks me about the most memorable set I have ever performed, I tell them about the first time I performed in my underwear at a sex club.

In its most memorable set-piece, Charles Bickford's convicted murderer and Kay Johnson's socialite trade marriage-of-convenience vows through the bars of his prison cell, while nearby another convict (played by the singer Russ Columbo) croons a doleful love ballad about "this strange happiness" and an off-screen work party hammers away at Bickford's gallows.

One of the most memorable "sets" was by Alice Aycock for the 1982 season.

I played on the Hell stage at Shangri-La at Glastonbury and this made it one of my most memorable sets ever.

Among the names of rotating Zütekh residents now sits Adam Shelton, the Berlin residing British DJ and head of One Records, who was granted resident status after providing one of the club's most memorable sets last year.

In the novel's most memorable scene, set in 2013, Bunin and other European leaders go ice-dipping in Moscow.

Mr. Mbeki's tenure may be most memorable for setting back AIDS prevention and slowing the distribution of antiviral drugs because he subscribed to a denialist theory that disputes a link between H.I.V. and AIDS.

Their final, and most memorable, prank (setting off their entire stock of enchanted fireworks before departing from Hogwarts permanently) can be seen as a metaphor for what happens when the government intervenes with the education system; or, to go one step further, when the government refuses to separate church and state.

Most memorable moment: The set was solid and the 13-piece band on stage was impressive to watch, but the highlight of the show came when Walter Becker addressed the audience, many of whom, he acknowledged, might not know the band very well.