Sentence examples for set to feel from inspiring English sources

With prices and wages heading in different directions, consumers are set to feel the pinch in 2017.

It is "closely monitoring the situation".In the gutterAnd it isn't only the Murdoch press that is set to feel the backlash.

Today Britain woke up to a cold snap, with the mercury not expected to reach much higher than 5C and temperatures set to feel more like -7C in some areas tomorrow.

Meanwhile, athletics' world governing body, the IAAF, is set to feel the financial ramifications of the fallout from the doping scandal, with Adidas ready to pull the plug on its multimillion-pound sponsorship deal four years early.

For the moment, at least, Mrs Brooks appears to be protected by what insiders describe as an intense, almost familial bond with Rupert Murdoch; he this week called the recent allegations "deplorable", but stood by her.In the gutter And it isn't only the Murdoch press that is set to feel the backlash.

Wolfsburg need one more point against Bremen at home next week to hold off Bayern or Stuttgart, a less than tall order if you consider that Werder are set to feel hung over either way after the Uefa Cup final on Wednesday night.

The number is set to "Feeling Good," but in the end, she disappears.

Last year, McDonald's ran a television ad, set to feel-good music, in which captions like "future software engineer" and "future elementary school teacher" appeared under its young burger flippers.

I read all three in Paris, not Italy, but I was close enough to the setting to feel a connection since I was writing about a similar time period in France.

One particular segment, set to River Deep, Mountain High, feels like being repeatedly stung on the mind by a hallucinogenic jellyfish while inhaling huge clouds of history through a pipe.

Too Short details how to violate the dignity of a being and yet the audience is set up to feel sorry for him being in the spotlight for it.