Sentence examples for set for something from inspiring English sources

"I realized," Ms. Hopkins said from watching him, "that I could use my bizarre skill set for something vital".

"The stage is set for something really awesome to happen, you know what I mean?" Pena said then.

The stage is set for something challenging and subtle, but in the end we're heading for a soapy TV drama, smoothly resolved.

"I have a feeling there's some great things going to happen in this town, a feeling the soil's been fertilised, the atmosphere's been set for something good.

The last paycheck from his six-day-a-week lifeguard job will have cleared, and the stage will be set for something he says he has anticipated for virtually all of his 16 years: buying his own car.

These being professional times, the pushing and shoving of 2016 were much more restrained than the excesses of 41 years ago, but it did seem that the whole Melbourne stage was set for something hostile.

As a guide, try a low heat setting for fair, thin hair, a high heat setting for thick, curly hair, and a medium heat setting for something in between.

Then, in the early 1990s, music videos really took off and I would bounce from set to set looking for something interesting to photograph and write about.

Just in time to catch the eye of the early-adopter set ready for something new in a PC.

Thus a mood of campy grandiloquence is set for Saturday night, something both main headlining acts expand upon in their own ways.

Are we being set up for something more between Jessa or Marnie or was that just a romp for fun?