Sentence examples similar to sets on what from inspiring English sources

I mean really, what setting on what camera could mangle a photo so thoroughly?

Have your mind set on what you want to get done.

Further novels followed, one set on what was to be a favourite location, Blackpool's Golden Mile, and another - The One Eyed Monster (1958), about television - partly derived from his own experiences of the new medium.

No timetable has been set on what will happen next.

"Right now, I'm pretty much set on what I know I need to do.

But he seems to be dead set on what he wants to do".

What career advice do you give young people? A. Don't be too set on what you want to do.

Now that the sun has set on what was the British empire, we do our foreign affairs a little differently.

"It may shape their mind-set on what this community is doing for the country," she said.

"When somebody's heart is so made up and so set on what he wants to do, at that point you have to set them free," he said.

"It is the same for women and other groups in society for which there is a reflexive limit set on what they can and cannot do.