Sentence examples for set lots of from inspiring English sources
Every year we set lots of partnerships coming out of the week.
Knee-deep in tea leaves, the event set lots of people spinning in different tizzies.
If left on the plant after they fade, those big flowers set lots of seeds.
It was a little clichéd – the Russians were the bad guys, the UK set lots of deadlines but ultimately wouldn't commit to any action and the US went in all guns (or nuclear weapons) blazing – but then clichés are always clichés for a reason.
While most of the algorithm runs in a black box, users can also set lots of bounds and rules for how the algorithm works.
Because of the way flowers are clustered together in heads, this must be quite common, although whether it results in successful fruit set is another matter: isozyme studies have observed "intense selection against homozygotes", a fairly common outbreeding strategy in plants that set lots of seed.
(For other scenes, Pask has created a drawing room and a law office that recall those old Ealing Studios film sets — lots of burnished mahogany, flowers in tasteful vases, and dark skies beyond wood-framed windows).
New directors mean new sets, lots of them.
The apartment where she stays in New York and the house she has in Pennsylvania are filled with drum sets, lots of them.
Verbally and visually, the book sets out lots of facts blandly.
Empty faces, lurid, completely fake Art Deco sets and lots of gold sequins are not.
