Sentence examples for set to grab from inspiring English sources

The French cinema was all set to grab its chance.

Her next film though, looks set to grab even more headlines.

First of all, peek into your iTunes Preferences to make sure the program is set to grab CD information.

VR innovations certainly look set to grab headlines for the foreseeable future but it's worth taking a step back and getting some perspective – the true mainstreaming of VR is still some years off and there's reason to question whether the technology has the potential to ever be a must-have.

If you don't want to believe American intelligence assessments that the Russians were behind the breach — supposedly to help the electoral prospects of President Trump — and if you don't like all the news about the investigations into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia, well, there's an alternative fact set to grab onto: Mr. Rich did it and paid for it with his life.

It's Emmy nomination season, which means Game of Thrones and Netflix's properties are set to grab a bunch of golden statues.

Several had leads, but by the end Bellarmine had won each of the other four singles sets to grab a 4-1 lead with three doubles sets remaining.

Painted wood floors, cups of crayons on the tables, a sound system turned to a volume that doesn't smother conversation: it feels more like a tasteful spot for the stroller set than a place to grab a beer and a plate of something fried that you eat with your fingers.

The firm looks set to have grabbed a bigger share of the physical books market as the retailer's sales of paperbacks and hardbacks were up against a 6.5% fall recorded by Nielsen BookScan service.

There is danger in taking Russia too lightly but if England must win this game, they could do worse than set out to grab it by the scruff of the neck.

"They're about individuals who see a chance to get out of the mess they're in and set out to grab that chance, but they always fail, because it was an illusion anyway".