Sentence examples for set to seize from inspiring English sources

America at this point is lost, and Reagan is set to seize the story and steer the ship — but his wisdom is just an illusion.

There is the image of the politician who currently leads all polls in the country, looking down from his hilltop on the city and the power that he seems set to seize.

The opposition, ranging from conservative Catholics in the National Action Party PANN) to ex-communists in the Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD), plus a few Greens and members of the hard-to-classify Workers Party, was set to seize all the main congressional posts.

Here at the CNN/YouTube debate for Republican candidates on Wednesday night, he appeared set to seize the moment, delivering a well-timed swipe at Rudolph W. Giuliani for his hiring record, clearly a reference to the former mayor's onetime police commissioner and business associate, Bernard B. Kerik, now under federal indictment on tax-fraud charges.

And the SNP looks set to seize many of Labor's old Scottish strongholds, to become the third largest party in parliament.

"We're absolutely determined to make our country the place to come and set up to seize the opportunities of artificial intelligence for the future.

Wotan is joined by the fire god Loge, and they set off to seize the ring.

Afterwards, a breakaway group of a dozen or so out-of-towners set off to seize the deserted refuge HQ.

In many cases, the unit has set out to seize a target for internment, but in others it has simply killed them without attempting to capture.

Each company set out to seize on China's breathtaking size and potential.

The act empowered police to order people away from land where a rave was due to set up, to seize vehicles and equipment, and to perform stop and searches.