Sentence examples for set well off from inspiring English sources

Set well off the road and surrounded by lawns, it is brightly lighted and easily seen from a distance.

He asked for identification and then walked away, quickly returning with an older man in his 30s or 40s who beckoned me to follow him toward the entrance to an apartment building, set well off the sidewalk.

Open all year (yurt April-September) Set well back off an already sleepy road, this six-acre family-run campsite with sea views, a basic shower block and a small shop, is an ideal base for exploring the exceptional beauty of the Lizard peninsula, whose coast is dotted with secret coves, deserted sandy stretches and dramatic outcrops.

Give the creature a torpedo-shaped body that can grow to more than three-feet long, a jaw that stretches back well beyond its eyes and a reputation for being both a voracious eater and prodigious breeder and you can set off, well, a feeding frenzy of curiosity.

Some contestants, like the eventual winner, Robin Knox-Johnston, set off well before the departure deadline of October 31st; Crowhurst left with just hours to spare.

We started with shrimp on chili spinach — big, plump, sweet ones set off well by the piquant greens — and a stew of clams with sucuk (Turkish sausage).

The best choice is the excellent carbonade ($13), a stew of tender beef chunks in an inky, rich sauce with a smoky intensity set off well by prunes and peppercorns, which have been softened by their bath in the sauce.

So what is OCD, where does it come from and how does it get set off? Well, here is the single most useful fact I learned from this book: OCD is completely different from OCPD, obsessive- compulsive personality disorder, which is simply to be a person with an unusually low tolerance for mess and imperfection – joke-anal people, like Monica from Friends.

Charlton manager Chris Powell tells BBC London 94.9: "It was an entertaining game - we set off well and I think we were deserving leaders at half time.

He designed the figure with a strong, uncomplicated silhouette, which would be set off well by its dramatic harbor placement and allow passengers on vessels entering New York Bay to experience a changing perspective on the statue as they proceeded toward Manhattan.

But the financial pressure on this group of the capital's less well off is set to increase some more.