Sentence examples for set a cane from inspiring English sources

At the end of the diving board someone had set a cane chair upside down, its four legs poking up at the stars, and on the other side were more rooms, their windows dark.

First, national bureaucrats set a statutory minimum price that processors must pay farmers for sugar-cane.

1.07pm BST Rafael Nadal wins the first set 6-1 Prince has a cane.

"Five herniated disks!" crowed Osmar Casas, 71, as he set down his cane and walked quick laps around the store.

"My husband is in the fields all day, and we would set traps for cane rats," she says.

He had the removed part of his hip polished up and set in the top of a cane.

DeLillo's letter praises her ease with being in the action — "Telex" starts with a cane fire, set by the rebels — and also acknowledges the humor of a corporate hegemon in the homophobic nineteen-fifties going by the name United Fruit.

Reviewers' icons set the tone: Among them, a cane means grandma-approved, while a top hat marks snob appeal.

They include Breuer's "Wassily" armchair (1925), of tubular steel and canvas upholstery; Mies van der Rohe's "MR" model (1927), with a cantilevered seat and back of black caning set in a chrome-plated steel frame; and Aalto's "39" chaise longue (1936-37), a long, body-loving chair whose webbed seat is also cantilvered, on a simple bentwood frame.

By November 2009, Dasalla was able to walk decently with a cane, and he set his sights on paragliding training.

Equipped with a glass-topped breakfast bar in the shape of a candy cane and a gas cooktop set into an island, the room has a sleek design.