Sentence examples for set of trailers from inspiring English sources

So in the next set of trailers, let's have a bit less exploring and danger and a bit more love and understanding.

On the Tootsie disc, a fairly unremarkable set of trailers are ludicrously glorified as invaluable assets that "reveal the various approaches used to advertise Tootsie upon its release in 1982".

They then fed their computer 5,000 hours of clips from YouTube, a video-sharing website, and asked it to predict, based on the correlations they had discovered, what the matching fMRI pattern would look like.Having done that, they each endured a further two hours in the machine, watching a new set of trailers.

As the sun climbed into the sky on Sunday, the new River Street Bridge, 400 tons of steel and concrete, rode on a set of trailers and high supports that adjust to keep the span as level as a tray of drinks balanced on a waiter's hand.

At this moment we have one complete film and two sets of trailers to make a judgement on the DC Cinematic Universe.

The brothels range from small sets of sparse trailers to elaborate resorts, and owners estimate that they employ an additional 500 people as bartenders, cooks, maids and managers.

It consists of a set of double-wide trailers within a Scientology compound, joined together to form a suite of offices which were formerly used by the Church's international management team.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon promised to begin dismantling "unauthorized outposts," a reference to some of the dozens of clusters of trailers set up by Jewish settlers on West Bank hilltops in recent years to strengthen Israel's hold there.

Mr. Arafat and Palestinians generally dismissed Mr. Sharon's one immediate concession, to begin dismantling some "unauthorized outposts," the dozens of encampments of trailers set up by West Bank settlers in recent years.

He is particularly proud of two current projects: the set of two vintage Airstream trailers that he has renovated and is making into individual motel rooms across from the StarLux, and his plan to construct a Wildwood sign made of man-sized stainless-steel letters in front of the boardwalk at the foot of Rio Grande Avenue.

When I Love the '70s, 80s and 90s, three British pop culture nostalgia programmes, were broadcast on BBC Two in 2001, a set of Joe 90-themed "trailers" were filmed to precede instalments of the last of these series.