The next day it was on to Monaco, setting for one of our family's favorite movies, "To Catch a Thief," where the girls were entranced by the many portraits of Grace Kelly in the palace and the boys thrilled at the sight of Prince Rainier's extensive car collection, which seems to include vehicles from a Model T to a Formula One race car.
The ghost of the fallen sits in an empty chair pulled up to a cafe table with a starched white tablecloth, on which is a place setting for one — of silver and china, not the plastic stuff the living soldiers have to eat with.
This becomes the setting for one of the novel's set pieces: the grand ball where Anna and Vronsky's passion is ignited.
'Twelfth Night', Balkans Explore much of the modern-day Kingdom of Illyria, setting for one of Shakespeare's best-loved comedies, on a tailor-made tour of the Balkans.
It is found that the synchronization stability shows some dependence on initial setting for one variable(external load).
For example, the filmmakers couldn't afford permits to shoot on the A train, which was the setting for one scene.
An installation by the New York collective 16 Beaver Group, in collaboration with the Canadian magazine Fuse, replicates a setting for one of the group's lunches, where speculative discussions on social questions are shared, via the Internet, with a wide circle of off-site participants, a kind of global lunch-bunch.
Famously or infamously, the desert was the setting for one of those Star Wars scenes where the hero is marooned on an asteroid or some such.
MeV files were analyzed with MIDAS 2.21 to normalize data, according to the recommended settings from TM4. Flip-dye pairs were read into MIDAS using a generous setting for one bad channel, and A and B channel flag check selected.
