Sentence examples for set to switch from inspiring English sources

Toshack is set to switch the Spurs teenager Chris Gunter to left-back and recall Wolves' midfielder David Edwards, 23, for his 14th cap.

RSL switched their tie, Portland were set to switch theirs had the previous round gone differently, and the Galaxy and the Revs attempted it.

The machine uses electricity, but batteries lasting up to eight hours are set to switch on automatically if the power goes off.

Bond looks set to switch his order from his usual Vesper version with a lemon twist to a dirty Martini in the upcoming movie.

This will almost certainly be the IRL Player of the Year's final bow on this stage as he's all set to switch codes again in 2015.

Its congressional delegation looks set to switch from five Democrats and one Republican to a mere two Democrats and four Republicans.

(iii) Pre-set to switch on and off a digital output channel at a prefixed time before the analog reading take place.

However some users have reported that subsequent updates to the app can disable this setting — rendering them visible again, and meaning they would need to notice that and revisit the setting to switch invisibility back on.

That groaning aside, colors were bright and vivid (there's a setting to switch between viewing modes, in case you're feeling picky) even as I spun the Note around looking for bum viewing angles (there weren't any).

However, this choice of cue introduces additional control processes: relative to a conventional cue, there will be a greater need to update and retain which class of feature was relevant on the immediately preceding trial; otherwise participants will not know which feature-set to repeat, or which feature-set to switch to.

The phone has some unique customization, including "smart actions" like one that allows it to be set to automatically switch to vibrate when you get home.