Sentence examples for setting called from inspiring English sources
Some BIOS settings pages will also have a setting called Hard Disk Boot Priority.
The exhibition ends with a display of Lennon's best-known quotations, in an almost churchlike setting, called "Forever".
Auto-Tune software detects pitch, and when a vocal is routed through Auto-Tune, and a setting called "retune speed" is set to zero, warbling begins.
The D3100 comes with a setting called Guide Mode, which offers a list of things you might want to do, like "soften backgrounds" in a portrait or "freeze motion".
The proposed dating show with a religious setting, called "It Takes a Church," will ask congregations, pastors, friends and family to find a suitable potential mate for a parishioner who is single.
In the latest version of Netscape (and its sister programs Chimera and Mozilla), for example, you can turn off a deeply buried preference setting called "Open unrequested windows" to stifle their appearance.
If you're in a business setting, call a meeting.
More formal dresses require formal attire while a casual setting calls for less formal attire.
A new radar set called A.S.D.E.
Factory released a boxed set called "The Incredible Mel Brooks: An Irresistible Collection of Unhinged Comedy".
(They are now available as a boxed set called "Ecobag/13 Birds in a Bag + 1").
