Sentence examples for sets to come from inspiring English sources

A set inspired by Pixar movie Wall-E will also be produced as part of the latest sets to come out of the Lego Ideas initiative.

Thus far, consumers like Mr. Skidmore aren't waiting for new and better 3-D sets to come along and instead are going for deals found online and at big retailers like Best Buy and Wal-Mart.

For many, that's a more satisfying answer than the truth, which is that he crunches massive data sets to come to his conclusions.

Kid Gorgeous is one of the strongest stand-up sets to come out on Netflix (or anywhere) this year it manages to tack refreshing absurdity to our partisan era, like comparing Trump's presidency to a "horse loose in a hospital".

The formal announcement of the April 5 election date had been set to come on Wednesday.

(It will be included on his album "Waves," which is set to come out this month).

It is set to come into effect at 7pm London time.

The first of the newly programmed data dumps was set to come down.

The new rules were set to come into effect on Thursday.

Particularly as, once rebuffed, he now looks set to come back with his fists up.

The N3 contract, which BT manages, is set to come to an end this year.