Sentence examples for set toward from inspiring English sources

We're always set toward that predetermined moment, "predetermined moment" underlined.

OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is mostly wooded, with the house set toward the back.

The open ocean of the previous night was replaced with pack ice and bergs, but our sights were nonetheless set toward the invisible boundary of the Antarctic Circle.

Set toward the end of the 17th century, "Quicksilver" was a genre-buster, a giddy historical swashbuckler crossed with the novel of ideas, with hints of sci-fi tossed into the mix.

What Cather writes of Alexandra in "O Pioneers!" — "For the first time, perhaps, since that land emerged from the waters of geologic ages, a human face was set toward it with love and yearning" — is, on reflection, outrageous.

Risk areas with engineering judgment set toward frequency and consequences.

I believe this country does not live up to the standard it sets toward children.

Then the group set off toward a small black Lada parked down the hill.

Undaunted by this wraithlike errand, the two men set off toward the unknown.

An argument ensued, and at last some Afghan scouts set out toward the hill.

Pedestrians from both sides of the street set out toward the opposite sidewalk.