Sentence examples for most set to from inspiring English sources

Emily Dickinson, the 19th-century recluse of Amherst, Massachusetts, is reckoned to be the poet most set to music, ever.

The town's population of 4,000 will slump by as much as half when all the Rio Tinto workers and their families leave, with most set to depart by January.

Texas markets are most set to benefit.

A whole district, the size of a large department store, that only sells LED signs, most set to endlessly scroll the phrase "LED signs".

Cementing her reputation as "the poet most set to music, ever," Jeff Tweedy confessed to plucking and reorganizing Dickinson's words to write songs for Wilco's "most adventurous album in a decade," The Whole Love.

CHICAGO, Jan 1 (Reuters) - As the United States marks more than six years without an increase in the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour, 14 states and several cities are moving forward with their own increases, with most set to start taking effect on Friday.

To start, there was "Brandenburg," Jerome Robbins's last ballet and one of his most compelling, set to excerpts from the third, second, first and sixth concertos.

Most systems come set to figure out the fastest route, usually via soulless superhighways.

The gentrification of whole postal areas, and the pricing out of all but the most fortunate, looks set to reverse.

Mr. Pawlenty, who is little known among most voters, is set to formally declare his candidacy on Monday in Iowa.

The most dangerous were set to detonate hours after landing to create prolonged chaos.