Sentence examples for set on one side from inspiring English sources

Métier Paris @metierparis reveals this double-sided English Regency heart locket is set on one side with an emerald and the other a diamond from the early 19th century.

"We can see the sun set on one side," says Mother Praxedes Baxter, the resident sculptor, "and the moon rise on the other". Mother Praxedes's artistry is evident in the copper lanterns hanging from the church rafters and in sculptures around the property.

The cracks set on the center line reduce the capacity of slenderer columns more significantly; while through cracks set on one side have more dramatic influence on the columns with small slenderness ratio.

For columns with length of 1100 mm, the influence of through crack set on the center is more significant than the crack set on one side, which is quite different from columns with length of 600 and 850 mm.

The decreasing ratio of capacity can be up to 24.8%, which is caused by the crack set on one side with crack length ratio of 0.7, as can be seen from Fig. 6a.

The main reason for the difference among columns with three kinds of lengths is that in specimens with larger slenderness ratio, less compressive load is carried by the half column separated by the center through crack, and both the half column and the small branch divided by the crack set on one side are able to slide and lose contact with the steel plate.

The unit's "kitchen" -- a collection of cardboard boxes filled with various kinds of junk food -- is set up on one side of the shiny marble dance floor.

The locations set up on one side are lode and those on the other placer, the former being designated as Salt Lake No. 3, Midas, and Evening Star and the latter as Guy Davis and Homestake.

When I visited, three drummers were set up on one side of the room with two tall, slim kaganu drums, a squat, round kidi drum and a gangkogui, the cowbell-shaped instrument.

The fountain was covered with an immense white tent, and a stage was being set up on one side of the intersection, just in front of the Palacio de Comunicaciones, the city's iconic structure, a Gothic-inspired edifice that was part wedding cake, part cathedral, but altogether stately.

From the balcony diners enjoy the setting sun on one side and Table Mountain on the other.