Sentence examples for own a set from inspiring English sources
Jean Andrucki did not even own a set.
Univision and Televisa jointly own a set of cable channels called TuTv.
He confirmed my diagnosis, but did not own a set of cuff links.
He confirmed my diagnosis -- cuff links -- but did not own a set.
Nearly all households own a set, more than do a refrigerator.
For most of modern history, the only way to be a TV snob was not to own a set.
(For more basics, CNET has a good rundown on the ABCs of Smart TVs). Even if you don't own a set-top box, odds are you already employ some aspects of a smart TV experience to your viewing habits whether it's by streaming Netflix through your PlayStation, or just viewing shows on demand through your cable provider.
Now that nearly everyone owns a set or three, it's déclassé.
Provided they owned a set of 3D spectacles, the public would then have been able to join Nasa scientists in viewing cinema-quality footage.
The Hofstra University Museum in Hempstead, N.Y., is celebrating its own 50th anniversary with an exhibition that includes photos from "The Bikeriders"; it owns a set of the prints that was given by George Stephanopoulos of ABC television.
Frimbo said a friend of his owns a set of cars he bought from the Union Pacific Railroad--2 sleeping cars, a dining car, and a dormitory car that houses the staff.
