Sentence examples for sets started from inspiring English sources

Both of Guns N' Roses' headline sets started late, forcing organisers to cut sound before the final bows.

By the 1990s, chemistry sets started to trickle back, usually under the guise of "kitchen chemistry," Ms. Cook said.

"Most of the sets started with almost a 'Roger Ballen still life' and then expanded on the particular theme cinematically.

The June 11th launch, really, was more notional than actual, since 3-D sets started being sold just a few months ago and a negligible number of consumers have them, but it was real enough for ESPN to be able to invite some guests to Bristol to watch the game.

Fleming, who had played almost as well as Murray in the first two sets, started to struggle with his serve as the match wore on and his double fault at 6-7 in the tie-break let the Croatians back in the match.

However, efforts to perform effective and efficient clustering on large data sets started in recent years with the emergence of data mining.

Games and sets start, of course, with love.

Tonight, two sets starting at 7; admission is $12.

Basic sets start at $300, while the best equipment can run up to $30,000.

As fall temperatures start to drop, savings on swing sets start to increase.

The crackle and pulse of these sets starts with what 8bit terms a musical bed.