Sentence examples for set back off from inspiring English sources

The tavern is set back off Main Street, right next to the train tracks.

Buildings set back off the avenue surrounded by vast plazas are an idea from the past.

The entrance to the mine in north Warwickshire is set back off the road close to a network of small villages.

Hidiolvis and her welcoming family have two rooms set back off the beach (there are no B&Bs actually on the beach at Maguana, just one charming, oversubscribed state hotel).

The house is one of three 19th-century row houses with large stoops set back off the street, and Ms. Robinson expressed concern that the alteration would destroy the character of the neighborhood.

Chapter 3: The Pakistan connection The office is grey and slightly run-down, set back off a busy thoroughfare on the outskirts of Rawalpindi, the seething city in the centre of Pakistan's northern plains.

What this all means is that current projects would be immediately defunded and those programs slated for future development will either be set back or killed off altogether.

Ten-man Birmingham secured three points and set back Brentford's play-off hopes with James Tarkowski's own goal giving them a 1-0 win at St Andrew's.

But senior ministers know it has set back their efforts to shake off the charge that they are a party of out-of-touch toffs.

Furthermore, we set the back-off time as a constant back-off window size.

Once they reach a set temperature they back off, ensuring that healthy cells are spared.