Sentence examples for sets to block from inspiring English sources

Many parents now have V-chips in their TV sets to block out risqué material.

We were at Radford in Studio City and they had blockades up around the stage and the sets to block the view.

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But just in case, I've had my browsers set to block third-party cookies for the past few years.

Unlike Mozilla and Chimera -- two programs that share its development origins -- Netscape has no setting to block unrequested windows.

Many television sets come with a chip that can be set to block all the less pious networks.

Besides New York, other big, mostly non- southern states including Ohio, New Jersey, Michigan and Florida, are set to block out Feb 5 on their calendar as well.

If you use firewall software on your computer, make sure it is not set to block images from certain Web sites.

Browsers are already equipped with a setting to block "cookies" (files on users' hard drives that track their movement on the Internet).

The policy that looks set to block Bellamy's move to Tottenham would also scupper any hopes that Arsenal have of signing Shay Given.

He left in 2008 to run ill-fated Project Kangaroo, the online TV service developed by BBC Worldwide, ITV and Channel 4, but left after four months when it became apparent competition authorities were set to block its launch.