Sentence examples for set to retake from inspiring English sources

She probably shouldn't worry; her record, 21, is set to retake the number one slot in the charts, pushing Britney Spears' Femme Fatale down to second.

Tarita Virtue is set to retake the witness stand on Tuesday morning where she will undoubtedly chat about the content of the various calls Ms. Virtue transcribed--including calls involving a number of famous names.

KABUL, Feb 1 (Reuters) - The U.S. military said in a secret report the Taliban, backed by Pakistan, are set to retake control of Afghanistan after NATO-led forces withdraw from the country, raising the prospect of a major failure of western policy after a costly war.

Harrison set out to retake Detroit, but a detachment of his army was defeated at Frenchtown on 22 January 1813.

The Scottish Dawn are creepy fascist boy scouts who, bedecked in runic symbols and using the language of European "identitarian" movements, have set out to retake the cause of Scottish independence from "a corrupt internationalist liberal elite".

The group now has 70 members and is set to gain 27 more, including 25 freshman and two incumbents, when Democrats retake the House in January, a CPC spokesperson told VICE News.

(The retake broke all records for how crowded it was possible for a movie set to become).

To regain influence in Afghanistan and drive the Indians out once the Americans leave, the Pakistan military could, as an alternative, back the Taliban in a plan to retake Kabul and set up a government that would do Pakistan's bidding.

These events appeared to set the stage for a much-anticipated operation to retake western Mosul, which Iraqi and American officials said would get under way this summer.

For Hirvonen, it was the last good chance to retake fourth position from Atkinson, which he did when he won the stage by setting the pace time of 11m 30.5s.

Unlike the Occupy movement, which so disdained traditional politics that it faded into a historical footnote, tea partiers recruited candidates, set up local chapters and turned out enough voters to retake the House in 2010.