Sentence examples for much sets the from inspiring English sources
That pretty much sets the scene for most high schools we know.
That's what we in the comedy business call courage, and it pretty much sets the tone for the rest of this memoir, in which Ferguson admirably avoids wisecracks and instead goes for something like wisdom.
Ellie pretty much sets the standard for the way that her generation enter the political arena: at once feeling too distant and insufficiently informed to connect with mainstream party politics, while moved deeply by local or single issues that offer them a means to engage effectively and start thinking more broadly.
The film opens with Kirk Chris Pinee) being chased over the edge of a cliff while Spock (Zachary Quinto) wrestles with the exploding insides of a volcano, a sequence which pretty much sets the pace for the rest of the movie.
Foodspotting and Zagat Survey, two major food focused brands we've featured here before, have today announced an iPhone app integration move that pretty much sets the pace for mobile social dining in the future (You listening Michelin?).
He was also a formidable industry, making hundreds of recordings that pretty much set the modern standard for performances of lieder, the musical settings of poems first popular in the 18th and 19th centuries.
In a techno setting, the use of the telephone modules is about creating a dance catharsis, not so much setting the stage for conversations that Napolean has in gallery settings.
That pretty much set the tone.
And that pretty much set the tone for the evening.
"That pretty much set the tone for a horrible experience".
