Cut to a bleak, muddy but photogenic setting many centuries ago.
In addition to setting many standard works, the Martins were frequently commissioned to translate operatic rarities.
The Rosetti storyline certainly reinvigorated things, and had a great knock-on effect to other characters, setting many of them up for centre stage.
Over 1,500 properties have been sold in only 2.5 years setting many new records in London for demand and sales.
In the last three years, the bank hired scores of high-priced executives, bankers and brokers, setting many of them up in expensive offices in midtown Manhattan.
The Americans relied heavily on the devastating cannons and machine guns of their M-1 Abrams tanks and Bradley fighting vehicles, which pounded surrounding buildings, setting many on fire.
On Broadway and off, ticket sales are not setting many records in this economy; many long-running shows have started to see a falloff this winter, and one, the musical "Hairspray," closed for good in January.
More recently, he has tried to keep the TV turned off, not just because the news is generally depressing, but also because it keeps reminding him that the decade-long era of unbounded optimism -- the only setting many young adults have known -- is not going to return anytime soon.
Ericsson's really making headway and trailblazing this movement, setting many customers at ease with third-world crime and identity theft.
Antiquorum Auctioneers have specialized in selling watches and clocks for 20 years, setting many world price records.
These measurements yield many insights into the local processes that shape these topologically complex structures that are vital in setting many material properties.
