Sentence examples for setting it to from inspiring English sources

Theater Ben Brantley Oscar Wilde's dialogue has such a specific and baroque musicality of its own that setting it to real music seems superfluous, if not downright dangerous.

Throw it, and its motor engages, setting it to fly a pre-programmed route or a path guided by remote control.

He was an almost forensic listener, re-creating the exacting speech of all kinds of people and setting it to music as if finding its true form.

You can also control who sees your video by setting it to the usual YouTube privacy settings (private, unlisted, and public).

Haydn had it translated into German before setting it to music.

Losing one's moral compass is not the same as setting it to mass murder.

"The timer lets this app be the bad guy, with parents setting it to how little or much they prefer".

"Taking a text that children write and setting it to music is another opportunity to refine the skills that you have," he said.

Sure, you can also do this on most GPS units by setting it to show P.O.I.'s, which is GPS parlance for Points of Interest.

By the end of last summer Mr. Scheer had provided the first half of the libretto, and Mr. Stucky began setting it to music.

But it's also important to remember that he's not writing poetry — or, rather, that if he is writing poetry he's also setting it to music.