Sentence examples for sets in return from inspiring English sources

They deliver their livestock to Omani traders, idle away the hot midday hours and, as darkness sets in, return to Iran, this time loaded with cigarettes, tea and clothing.

Carmera will get access to key city data sets in return.

A general sagging sets in, returning the Village to something like it was in the 1970s.

Typically, as recovery sets in, returning buyers first hunt for bargains on used planes, then start to look at new models.

A target of more medals from more sports that the 47 from 11 secured in Beijing has been set in return for £264m of funding from UK Sport.

That followed weekend news reports suggesting that because Spain hoped to avoid a European bailout — in particular the conditions that creditors might set in return for emergency financing — Madrid would instead try to rely on more central bank financing.

He quotes three EU officials, who warn that the IMF/EU/ECB team examining the Greek economy are already convinced that the country has comprehensively missed the targets set in return for its second bailout, earlier this year.

Reynolds, who was Baker's former business partner, had come to Room 312 to tell the Senate investigators about a number of Baker's activities, one of which — the purchase of television advertising time and an expensive stereo set, in return for the writing of an insurance policy — Baker himself later called "a kickback pure and simple," to Johnson.

Of course, there was the incident of the out-of-sync offerings with Brown giving Obama a pen holder carved from the timber of an anti-slave ship — "a gift wrapped inside a present stuffed inside a thoughtful gesture," as Stewart put it — and getting a DVD box set in return (a snub wrapped inside a put-down stuffed inside bad manners).

The focus on a mass participation legacy – and the expectations we've set in return for public funding – have helped sport move towards a better business model; one where the consumer is at the centre and the sporting offering reflects what people really want.

The committee decided that balanced against the intrusive nature of the data gathering and the ethical risks to patients of having their actions and cases recorded, this topic was of questionable value - as we were not proposing to monitor 'safe practice' within the setting in return for participation.