Sentence examples for set to make a splash from inspiring English sources

But GhostSwimmer, set to make a splash in early 2009, is controlled by "FlexStack", a pocket-sized computer made by Boston Engineering.

Breathtaking underwater photographs of one of the last remaining Edwardian swimming pools in the North of England are set to make a splash at a special exhibition.

Asier Mendizabal is set to make a big international splash in 2011.

Apple might not need to make a TV set to make a big splash in the television market: a brand new report from Bloomberg claims that the company is negotiating with Time Warner Inc. to bring HBO Go to Apple TV by the middle of this year, citing two people familiar with the plans.

The Derngate house was to signal the return of Mac, and architect and client set out to make a splash.

She immediately set about trying to make a splash in New York society by transforming the Pierre Roof into a palatial private residence.

Mr Sarkozy ought to set these firms free to make their own decisions.As for foreign policy, it is hard for middling powers to make a splash in the world.

Someone's about to make a Splash!

"They also need to make a splash".

JAMES CAMERON knows how to make a splash.

European masters are just beginning to make a splash.