Sentence examples for much setting from inspiring English sources
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.
The solution to these inequities and injustices is not so much setting up tents at bits of real estate here or there, but a relentless focus on the costs of inequality.
"There weren't that many significant debuts during the entirety of the boom," Kilroy says now. "Back then, by becoming a literary writer, you were pretty much setting yourself in opposition to the dominant ideology of the time, which was to make money, buy property and spend ostentatiously.
Add to that the fact that only about 2-72-7percenton a good day) of users are willing to spend out-of-pocket, and you're pretty much setting yourself up for failure.
In a move easing the impact on Little Haiti, The Magic City Innovation District has already done as much, setting aside 21percentt of its units for affordable and workforce housing.
By 1952 Williams was enjoying a successful streak, releasing multiple hits, including "Honky Tonk Blues", "Half as Much", "Setting the Woods on Fire", "Jambalaya (On the Bayou)" and "You Win Again".
That pretty much set the tone.
Right now, our guys are pretty much set".
"That pretty much set the tone for a horrible experience".
And that pretty much set the tone for the evening.
