Orlando's selection set the theme for the draft.
It was only eight years ago that James Carville, Bill Clinton's chief political strategist, set the theme for the campaign with the phrase "It's the economy, stupid".
This set the theme for the day, which broadened to include the various ways in which global megabanks receive subsidies by being too big to fail.
This time the need to deal with the Governor's remark about the Jewish seat often set the theme for such debates.
Swisher was referring to a comment by Mets closer Frank Francisco, who went on the disabled list with a strained oblique muscle Sunday, four days after he set the theme for the series by calling the Yankees chickens.
Or they have been appropriated by aficionados of irony, like the fashion designers Jean Paul Gaultier (whose gold corset set the theme for Madonna's Blond Ambition tour), Vivienne Westwood and Thierry Mugler.
Coughlin speaks to the team as a group several times during a game week, but his lengthier addresses are generally on Wednesday, when he sets the theme for the next few days of preparation, and Saturday, when he offers a motivational speech that sometimes includes props — a series of video clips, perhaps — but always is delivered with fervor.
Contribute with Guardian Witness WOMAD, the World of Music, Arts and Dance festival which takes place at Charlton Park this weekend, hosts an international cast of performers including Gilberto Gil and Rokia Traoré, rising Zimbabwean band Mokoomba, all-star Colombian group Ondatrópica and Spoek Mathambo, the South African musician who has set the theme for our WOMAD GuardianWitness assignment.
When Intel Chief Executive Paul Otellini called a tentative "bottom" for PC sales in a conference call Tuesday, the chip maker set the theme for the current earnings season: searching for signs of life in a troubled tech market.
This is where Obama started, which set the theme for the entire speech.
