Sentence examples for set meaning from inspiring English sources
The yogurt is cup set, meaning it is cultured in individual containers, not one big batch.
Since the Food and Drug Administration doesn't regulate these terms, there's no set meaning.
It is doubtful that the titles Messiah and Son of God were actually the issue because there was no set meaning for either in 1st-century Judaism.
After Murray broke Djokovic to go up by 5-4 in the third set, meaning he would serve for the championship, people started running again.
"I am a generalist!" he told me one day on the set, meaning he was a Renaissance man, skilled in different fields and mediums.
Dae's voice was heard over the speaker in the control room, asking, "All set?"—meaning, in effect, Shall we finally get to work?
It is not possible to go in the other direction, which means that structured question meanings have strictly more expressive power than proposition set meanings (e.g., von Stechow 1991, Krifka 2001).
Other students need smaller class settings (for example, a 12 1 setting, meaning 12 students and one teacher, or a 12 1 1 setting, meaning 12 students, one teacher, one classroom aide).
But his counterpart, Rey, embodies the growth mind-set, meaning dedication and hard work are valued as much or more than mere brains and talent.
Ms. Varda says that she and Demy, who died in 1990, "were discreet on each other's sets," meaning that they stayed out of each other's work.
What is more, many users seem to treat their tablets more like television sets, meaning they do not replace them very often.The other big question is whether Apple can continue to sell ever more iPhones.
