Sentence examples for set to deploy from inspiring English sources

Hodgson seems set to deploy Daniel Sturridge from the right of a front three, allowing the Liverpool striker to cut inside into goalscoring positions.

I'm Corporal Lachlan MacNeil - known as Lachie to my peers - and I'm in charge of a group of seven men set to deploy to Helmand province this week.

Read Louise Taylor's full Newcastle United season preview Three-man defences fared well at the World Cup, and Harry Redknapp is one of a number of Premier League managers set to deploy that system in 2014‑15.

Their new campaign starts on Sunday at home to the New York Giants, and an injury to Tony Romo means they are set to deploy a rookie fourth-round draft pick, Dak Prescott, at quarterback.

About 700 snowplows were out on New Jersey highways, 900 were ready to go in Connecticut and New York City was set to deploy 2,000 pieces of snow-fighting equipment to keep main arteries open.

At a recent international conference I attended in Latvia's capital, Riga, much of the talk centred understandably on the strengthening of western defence guarantees (Nato countries are set to deploy four battalions in Poland and the three Baltic states by June 2017).

The operator is set to eventually deploy a Wi-Fi network across the entire Square Mile, London's main financial district, and is launching a number of city center "hotzones" around Britain.

Set to gradually deploy by 2025, NextGen uses satellites rather than radar to set routes and to organize plane departures and arrivals in an effort to save fuel and reduce both emissions and delays.

"But it's nothing close to being ready to deploy, in a military setting or anything else.

About 200 pieces of equipment were set to be deployed Sunday in anticipation of snow.

Of the 17,000 American troops set to be deployed, around one half of them are to be sent to Helmand.