Sentence examples for set to tell from inspiring English sources

Miliband is set to tell the TUC: "We must stop flexibility being used as the excuse for exploitation".

"I had to ring my mum from the set to tell I was there with Spielberg," coughs the actor.

I encourage the other actors on set to tell me if they feel I am doing something wrong.

But if you want more precise guidelines, buy a kit (it's like a toy chemistry set) to tell you what you have got.

I ran to the "Today" set to tell Lauer, only to be denied entry because I refused to check my javelin at the door.

The commission is also set to tell the Government that it should reverse its decision to include 21-year-olds in the youth rate of £3 an hour.

Hengdian doesn't just want to make films; it wants to use its sets to tell the Chinese people their history.

An intimate black box is a perfect setting to tell his puzzle-like dramas, which require active listening to keep up.

Data visualisation is transforming communications, enabling private, public and third sector organisations to make the most of data sets to tell complex stories at a glance.

The book's epigraph comes from Vincent van Gogh; a museum devoted to his work plays a small role; and one chapter moves away from the hospital setting to tell the story of his life.

He works in partnership with Christian to bring together data sets to tell fascinating political, cultural and social stories through infographics, researching and editing all the infographics in Delayed Gratification magazine.