Sentence examples for set back a little from inspiring English sources

The place at which we finally arrived--a square white building set back a little from the road in a circle of oak trees--was called Merry Land.

Their house was set back a little from the highway.

SMACK in the middle of one of the busiest blocks in White Plains, Noodle Plus is set back a little from the street, and the spot is easy to overlook.

The actual top is toward the northern corner and set back a little from the drop to Nethermost Cove.

"It may have been set back a little bit, but I will firmly predict that there will never be an anti-cannabis candidate elected president of the United States," Blumenauer says.

She was kind of set back a little bit from us, almost like a stage setting, with orchids all around her and flowers that were all selected by her florist, to make it look like she was in a garden.

This setback might just, um, set back AT&T a little bit as it tries to catch up to Verizon's FiOS service, which covers every area of Boston except mine (and a bunch of other cities, too).

Many Japanese also visit a smaller temple adjacent to the main shrine (take the path to the left, it's set back in a little garden) to pray to the statue of the Black Daikoku inside.

I loved the variety of big beautiful houses and small houses set back in little lanes.

I'm very flattered, but has this not set feminism back a little bit?

"It's going to set athletics back a little bit, but as a person I can't really focus on this," added Bolt.