Sentence examples for set them behind from inspiring English sources

Moments before he entered a conference room for our interview, an aide brought in the Stars and Stripes and a one-star admiral's flag and set them behind his chair.

So it means a whole school of children and youths are set behind, not because they're saying 'Don't take me into the future' or 'I don't want to learn' or 'I don't want to be successful,' but in fact because they're studying hard from textbooks that were set up to set them behind.

Patients preferred clinicians who were empathetic listeners, while clinicians worried that discussing depression could open "Pandora's box" of lengthy discussions and set them irrecoverably behind in their clinic schedules.

We uncovered a tension between patients who were dissatisfied with clinicians who appeared hurried and uncaring, and clinicians who worried that discussing depression could open "Pandora's box" of lengthy discussions around depression and set them irrecoverably behind in their clinic schedules.

But some investigators are concerned that the benefits of a market-based approach to removing flame retardants from furniture and baby products will trickle down most slowly to the economically disadvantaged, setting them further behind as far as their chemical body burden goes.

Charlie helped me set them up, a second row behind me.

The police report says that on arriving at the San Pablo road the "Top Gear crew took the decision to leave the sports cars behind and set them on fire".

The Arizona Cardinals are that bad, writes Dan Bickley in the Arizona Republic, and might soon be regretting they did win a game this season, setting them dangerously behind in the Luck-a-thon.

He learns that it was a result of his brother's digging up tombstones of Jews that were used to pave a local road and setting them up in the field behind his house.

Juni as the sun set behind them.

By the evening, as I was watching Ronnie Spector sing Be My Baby with one of ZZ Top and his beard on guitar as the sun set behind them, Brexit felt blissfully, if briefly, far away.