Sentence examples for setting sting from inspiring English sources
In the "Cymbeline" setting, Sting was, as always, a presence, but the long, high vocal lines strained his voice and dulled his diction, so important in Shakespeare.
Some sheriff's departments in agricultural counties have rural crime units that investigate metal crimes almost exclusively these days, setting up sting operations in recycling shops and tagging copper bait with electronic tracking devices.
Since then, police interest in the plant has increased, with authorities setting up sting operations in a bid to catch traffickers and raiding jungles for the plant.
"For example, if you go to the DMV and pay for a driver's license, that fee is for processing the driver's license, not for setting up sting operations for catching drunk drivers," he said at the time.
With a trial date set for October 9, a conviction result will make regulatory authorities around the country more comfortable in setting up sting operations for Uber drivers similar to those that initially targeted Brenner and ten others.
It is this rhythm -- the light, syncopated footwork of comedy setting up stinging jabs of pathos -- that makes "The Fighter" so lively, so surprising and so moving.
The cops drew me in by setting up a sting.
"Intelligence services setting up a sting makes sense".
Intelligence services setting up a sting makes sense," Sipher told VICE News.
The FBI doesn't devote resources to setting up stings for people who pull Goldberg's other "pranks" when the attack is merely Internet defamation and abuse and the targets merely random Australians.
