Sentence examples for setting bought from inspiring English sources

By Dora Albert and James Thurber The New Yorker, November 9, 1929 P. 17 On visit to Black, Starr, Frost & Gorham, describes seven hundred and twenty five thousand dollars necklace, and display which once belonged to Diamond Jim Brady-his famous transportation set", and big blue diamond in wheel setting, bought for twenty five thousand.

Jason Shulman's portrait came out of a child's magic set bought at a car-boot sale.

Many of the television sets bought during the holiday season, for instance, have Internet capabilities, and experiments in blending TV and the Web are moving ahead.

"I thought, 'Hell, if John Henry can sell one, I'll try too,' " said Mr. Anthony, who embellished a "motel" painting — a cheap still life — "with a scraggly old paintbrush and some old paint set" bought at a Possum Trot auction.

Nest Bedding: $25-$25-$200 select mattresses + a free sheet set, buy one pillow, get one 50% off and $25 off all pet beds.

Once the insurance policies are set, buy-sell agreements should be drafted.

Where, the workers were asked, was the wood for the sets bought?

But we still expect a television set bought last week to go on working for a decade or more.

On the Upper West Side, a group of professional women in their 40's play on alternate Sundays with a set bought on eBay.

James Arbuthnot, the Conservative chair of the defence committee, claimed £43.56 for three garlic peeling and cutting fourpiece sets, bought from the shopping channel QVC.

In March 1949, six-year-old Bobby, and his sister Joan, learned how to play chess using the instructions from a set bought at a candy store.