Sentence examples for set to place from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama, however, was set to place two of his top advisers near him in the Oval Office.

The General Services Administration said it used its existing contracts with car dealers — with prices already set — to place the new-car orders.

Britain's "dash-for-gas" strategy has been undermined just a day before chancellor George Osborne is set to place the fossil fuel at the heart of UK energy policy, as a new report finds the economy would be better off harnessing offshore wind instead.

The move, which followed an order for 51 Airbus A320 and A321 jets on Monday, looked set to place Steven F. Udvar-Hazy, who retired from the International Lease Finance Corporation in February, as the single biggest customer at the Farnborough International Airshow, with orders valued at nearly $9 billion over two days.

The metering system of the planter was set to place the seeds at 250 mm spacing.

Together with the widening globalization, rapid technological development, increasing resource scarcity are set to place intense pressures on national economies in the 21-st century.

After all, what better setting to place works of public art than in a school, where they can provide a counterpoint to the core areas of the curriculum?

Start with the area where you measured your initial chalk lines and spread enough thin-set to place two or three tiles to start.

A 2.5-kb range was set to merge closely placed crossover and noncrossover events.

Collins was not expected to start for Wales as Ashley Williams and Darcy Blake are set to keep their places.

The branching was set to take place stochastically at an average rate of 0.26 times/3 hours.