Sentence examples for setting much from inspiring English sources

But, on the ground, locals are not setting much store by their words.

The postwar and contemporary-art auctions happen twice a year in New York — in November and May — setting much of the tone for the global art market.

Saying that athletes play an important role in society, the president acknowledged that some of them "are not setting much of an example".

But she pulls off the risky concept of setting "Much Ado" in Batista's Cuba, riddled with its own Castro-like revolutionaries.

JPMorgan Chase has been running above that level for a while, and Goldman Sachs nudged its full-year 2012 return to 10.7 percent largely by setting much less aside for pay in the last quarter.

Its bland setting (much of the film takes place Mr Snowden's small, anonymously corporate hotel room in Hong Kong) stands in sharp contrast to the explosive nature of what is being talked about.

Hartnell went on to create both the Queen's wedding dress in 1947, and coronation gown in 1953, both setting much-copied fashions for anyone who could afford the fabrics or get hold of the coupons.

She has her sights set much higher.

Have you set much of your fiction in the United States?

Mrs Merkel sets much store by a Europe of 27.

No one set much store by opinion polls.