Sentence examples for set for greater from inspiring English sources

This is no fault of hers; she is smart, genial, unflappable, and, having broken the British record on Monday, seems set for greater, or heavier, things.

"There is some sort of extraordinary genetic and environmental mix that has programmed people to be set for greater fat storage," he said.

Also set for greater fame are Broadchurch's Eve Myles, who made her name in Torchwood, Alexandra Roach, who stars in Testament of Youth, and Sophie Evans, who had the lead role of Dorothy in the West End production of Wizard of Oz and was seen last year in the miners' strike film Pride.

In the latest EU Transport White paper policy paper of 2011, an optimistic target is set for greater use of rail freight transport, in both the near and the longer term future.

In the wake of the Paris attacks, with resolve hardening to destroy Daesh, the stage is set for greater cooperation between Russia and the West in Iraq.

Manager Cooper said in February 2009 he believed Boucaud was set "for greater things" after his performances during the 2008 09 season.

The stage was set for great discoveries.

An 18-year-old Newcastle singer who looks set for great things.

There was a time when Titchmarsh looked set for great things on television.

Three world records were set for great masters no longer represented in the market by their finest work.

A world-class hospital as stage set for great stories about medicine and the human condition is by now a familiar conceit of TV dramas and documentaries.