Sentence examples for set a dress from inspiring English sources

THREE years ago, when negotiations with the union representing air-traffic controllers reached an impasse, the administration of George Bush simply imposed a deal that froze salaries, slashed entry-level pay and even set a dress code.

In fact, I feel pretty strongly that parents should set a dress code but that said, one of my "truths of parenting" (and there aren't many) is that I try not to judge parents whose children are older than mine, because I haven't yet walked in their shoes.

Set a dress code at a casino themed party to keep the event classy.

Police do not believe the man who set a Muslim woman dressed in traditional religious attire on fire in New York was motivated by anti-Muslim bias, they said on Wednesday, after more women are revealed to have been targeted.

But the hope for continued sanity or journalistic growth at "NFL This Morning" ended with four changes: adding an hour, from 1O to 11 o'clock, an informal new set, a dress-down dress code, and the addition of four faces, including the comic actor Jay Mohr, as the "Breakfast Bunch," who sit in club chairs amid the clutter of Sunday newspapers.

And while he doesn't ease up on his grading standards, he does set a more relaxed tone, dressing in shorts, Polos and Tevas.

Set a goal number of dresses you hope to collect.

One set up a dressing room for me.

Years ago, she set up a dressing room in the basement.

If governments at Rio+20 want more companies to compete with each other to win the 'best dressed' contest at the sustainability ball, they need to set a clearer dress code.

"The durbaans, with their traditional dress, set a certain expectation for foreign visitors: That they are about to start an India experience, that they are not just entering a set of revolving doors.