Sentence examples for set to be decided from inspiring English sources

Still goalless deep into extra time, the game looked set to be decided on penalties.

The competition winner is set to be decided in a Sunday evening final.

The future of one of Leeds' most controversial buildings is set to be decided by city councillors on Wednesday.

As Jeremy Clarkson's fate is set to be decided by the BBC this week, we look back on the greatest controversies in Top Gear's history.

The fate of Mr and Mrs Bates also looks set to be decided in the series finale, with Anna seen taking part in an identity parade as she and Bates are pictured behind bars in a police station.

Rugby's Six Nations Championship looks set to be decided on points-scored difference for a second successive year after last weekend's results left three teams level-pegging with one round to play.

As a result of her fans having to wait until November 2012, a year after the album was originally set to be released, Lewis decided to release an extended play entitled Hurt: The EP, as something to "bridge the gap" while she recorded new material.

As Caroline and I had never been, and the structure was set to be torn down any day, we decided it'd be a perfect final destination.

Gates said that the Millennium Development Goals had succeeded in their targets of halving extreme poverty and child mortality over the period 2000-15, and called for equally ambitious aims for the next set of goals, to be decided next year.

That said, the Croat was making little impact on the impressive Murray delivery and the second set would have to be decided by a tie-break.

"The new locations for the exterior set build are still to be decided," it said.