Sentence examples for set right back from inspiring English sources

"It's so easy to sing in because of the way the pit has been constructed, set right back under the stage like Bayreuth," Nicholls says.

But as festival-goers file back to hotel rooms and afterparties, buzzing colonies of stage hands set right back to work, ripping apart the massive metal temples they spent the last month constructing stages crafted in the shape of a boom-boxes, geometric pyramids, or massive domes lined in LED honeycombs.

Flume started his set right back where it all began with a rendition of Sleepless.

The pure smile that radiates from the face of a dazzling toddler in the right coffee shop can in an instant set you left you up and set you right back on course.

"Moving to senior school set them right back," says Matthew, who adds that fear has been another tricky area to overcome.

Or take the reckless step of drafting a bill of rights which would put the UK in breach of its international obligations, set victims' rights back a generation and unpick the progress made in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

When considering the final tour of Japan in the summer of 1966 he does not even mention the single most extraordinary feature of the resulting four-CD set: going right back to his days with Gillespie, Coltrane plays alto.

The right-winger Andy Najar regularly linked with Dennis Praet and the duo combined for Najar's headed opener, they nearly set up right-back Anthony Vanden Borre for a second.

"We didn't want him under some sort of supervisory situation, where it would be easy for somebody with a grudge to set him up and put him right back in prison," Evans says.

Melbourne's greasy electro-punk geeks Damn Arms are the latest in a deluge of bands to arrive in the UK from Down Under who look set to put Aussie rock right back on the international rock map (Jet were a joke, right?).

She did not panic when she lost her serve while serving for the first set at 5-3, coming right back in the next game to break Sharapova with a backhand passing shot on set point.