Sentence examples for setting charts from inspiring English sources

As described in the DM program, parents then write down several short- to medium-term SMART goals on goal setting charts and postcards.

Towards the end of the motivational interviewing session a proforma goal setting chart will be completed to assist in the development of the personalised goal card.

Group members are asked to record their goals on both a goal setting chart, which they take home at the end of the session and a postcard, which is mailed to them six months later.

Daniel Radcliffe recently joked that the eight Harry Potter films serve as a sort of blockbuster home-movie set, charting his childhood, but that he is too embarrassed to look at them.

None of these has yet succeeded in setting the charts alight, and the album's birthing problems has given rise to rumours of deeper, underlying issues.

However, though no singles were taken from The Beatles in either Britain or America, "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" backed with "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", was a commercial success in several countries, including Australia (where it spent five weeks at number one in the Go Set charts), Japan, Austria, and Switzerland.

The Big Ol' Box of '60s Soul," this set actually charts the deterioration of the genre.

Though regarded by many fans as the best ever Bond song, Goldfinger never really set the charts alight.

Beijing Love Story did not score the kind of result that sets the charts alight, but is interesting nonetheless.

Neither of her solo singles set the charts alight; her record label declined to release the album and dropped her.

It was re-recorded as a more straightforward and infinitely less interesting rock record - and still failed to set the charts alight.