Sentence examples for setting to live from inspiring English sources

"To leave an urban setting to live in a tent in the woods just like thousands of boys have done for the last hundred years: that's a very spiritual experience," said Brian Bradley, 30, a former camper who is now a counselor (and, during the year, an assistant principal in East New York, Brooklyn).

The character departed on-screen in August 1993, when Dot moved away from the soap's setting to live with her son Nick and his family in Gravesend, Kent.

If you're looking for an icy drama or a cool setting to live vicariously through less sun-soaked characters, this book set in swampy D.C. isn't the best choice.

So is it set to live long and prosper?

The pioneering spirit of Bristol's chip designers seems set to live on.

Set to live disco hits, Velvet follows singer-songwriter Brendan Maclean as he tries to find himself.

Eleven years have passed since we last saw Bridget set to live happily ever after with Mark in 2004.

Of the three dances presented, all set to live Baroque or classical music, two were overtly and sincerely religious.

Then there's "Pistol Pretty," a work by Jenny Rocha set to live music by the Woes.

About seven years later, she performed her Arangetram, or dance graduation, a several-hour performance that is usually set to live music, in Bharatnatyam.

Instead of misplaced love and tragic madness and suicide, the beautiful girl in the cottage marries the handsome boy and looks set to live happily every after.