Sentence examples for sets a group of from inspiring English sources

It sets a group of elusive poems by Katherine Gekker that explore the intimate rituals and ultimate loss of love.

Essentially, the film sets a group of sexy outlaws, however misguided, against the authorities, represented as violent, faceless militia or as bumbling, flabby middle-aged men.

The aptly named "Lost at Home," which lists NBC Studios among its co-conspirators and begins a run on ABC tonight, is a sitcom that sets a group of attractive actors adrift with a trite sit and scant com.

The products include processors that run at speeds up to 2.8 gigahertz and three new chip sets, a group of chips that enable the processor to communicate with other parts of the computer, the company said.

The dance sets a group of rebellious youngsters (students from the Manhattan Youth Ballet) against Deborah Wingert, portraying a cartoonish teacher with visions of grandeur, who swans about and then cannot rise from her bow unassisted.

The Multi-area AF sets a group of AF points according to the composition.

Setting a group of poems published as authentic in a Brno newspaper, it tells of a love affair between a Moravian peasant boy and a Gypsy.

In the late 1970s, the Chinese government decided that demographics was in fact rocket science and set a group of cyberneticists and engineers to ponder the problem.

Set a group of plugged-in conservatives to talking presidential politics, and you'll get the same complaints about the 2012 field.

On a late-spring evening in Boston, just as the sun was beginning to set, a group of mathematicians lingered over the remains of the dinner they had just shared.

In his "Four Cavalier Songs" (1991), Mr. Babbitt set a group of amorous 17th-century texts to melodies that mirror the cadences and flavor of the poetry, leaving his accustomed spikiness to the accompanying guitar part.