Sentence examples for set much of from inspiring English sources

The conflict set much of the U-Va.

Have you set much of your fiction in the United States?

(In fact, Lear set much of Tennyson's verse to his own music).

It's no surprise David Nicholls set much of his bittersweet masterpiece One Day here.

Yet Hellens remained deeply attached to his Flemish roots and set much of his work in Ghent.

He didn't hold the camera or record the sound, and he wasn't even on the "set" much of the time.

Luckily, Solomon Gursky is the polestar that sets much of this back on course.

He sets much of his novel in the second person, with a different patient narrating each chapter.

The postwar and contemporary-art auctions happen twice a year in New York — in November and May — setting much of the tone for the global art market.

But Islam still sets much of the tone of life in the district's capital city, Banda Aceh, and in the more conservative countryside beyond.

Athletics play such an important role in our society, but, unfortunately, some in professional sports are not setting much of an example.