Sentence examples for set of spare from inspiring English sources
Probably Donfrey's wife had a set of spare keys.
Today, Thoronka washes his set of spare clothes in the public toilets and then spreads them out on the grass in the park to dry.
He checks to see that all packages have been delivered, that a set of spare keys for each apartment is at the front desk, and that new complaints or e-mails are read and registered.
The harp fit almost perfectly, and so did all the stuff that has to go along: a stool, a music stand, the harp cart, special tools, a full set of spare strings and a roadie (me).
In the morning, Iacovou took the bus back to the Morden branch, arriving at around 8am, in time to meet a colleague from another Ladbrokes who had come to collect a set of spare keys.
Vol. 2-4" is a three-CD boxed set of spare material from the same trio performance that yielded Mr. Hall's celebrated 1975 album "Live!" (The bassist Don Thompson and the drummer Terry Clarke, his partners in that trio, support him subtly and completely).
Typically, he said, the airline would be able to quickly replace the chute from a set of spares kept by its maintenance crew.
"We will have everything we need to run operationally at Monaco, but we may be missing a few of the extras because obviously we don't carry a complete set of spares for everything".
It's a double-disc set: one CD, "I Am," is a ballad-heavy set of relatively spare, introspective songs; the second disc, "Sasha Fierce," takes its name from her onstage alter ego and shifts focus to more up-tempo dance tracks.
In the same year he published a set of very spare and simple preludes in the eight Gregorian modes (1859, without opus number), which, in Smith's opinion, "seem to stand outside the barriers of time and space", and which he believes reveal "Alkan's essential spiritual modesty".
Rumour that it is as ascetic and simple as Hollande himself – boasting a plain iron bedstead, an ancient television set, a couple of spare suits, shirts and ties, a few books and little else – are true, said Claudine Heiderich, Hollande's assistant.
