Sentence examples for set a kind of from inspiring English sources

It set a kind of template for public mourning.

As the sun set, a kind of order prevailed, and the speeches began.

The brief also says that one of the strategic effects of an appraisal right is that it can act to set a kind of reserve price in a company auction, pegged at the going concern value of the seller.

Rerecorded, it became a hit on both sides of the Atlantic and set a kind of pop-disco template for the rest of Hot Chocolate's career: So You Win Again, Every 1's A Winner, deathless wedding disco favourites all.

In "Come, and Back Again," a seven-member band, directed by Mr. Crawford, provides the propulsive Smoke score, sharing the stage with Mr. Dorfman, his four inexhaustible dancers (Raja Kelly, Kendra Portier, Whitney Lynn Tucker and Mr. Rogers) and Jonah Emerson-Bell's looming set, a kind of sculptural junkyard.

The "she" Ms. Stephenson was referring to is Jennifer Mankins, 36, the owner of Bird, a mini-chain of boutiques that has over the past five years or so set a kind of gold lamé standard for local dressing: a style oasis in the land of organic kale chips, strollers and bicycle helmets.

"I see it as setting a kind of standard.

But "Logan," released about a year earlier, set a different kind of precedent: It's the first live-action superhero film to receive an Oscar screenplay nomination.

And " 'Robots' is set in a kind of dystopic world".

Together they had set up a kind of field hospital.

Her success set off a kind of cultural revolution.