Sentence examples for setting up a theme from inspiring English sources

He linked the town's mining past to the Kimball's occupation of a garage, setting up a theme of repurposed infrastructure.

"The N.R.A. in Times Square" (Topics of The Times, May 24) objects to the National Rifle Association's setting up a theme restaurant and arcade in midtown Manhattan.

But he's also setting up a theme of personal and even political substance, which he caps off in the film's last line, which (not to spoil the gag) refers to "the other guy's story".

If your interests aren't catered for, setting up a themed public blog can be as simple as giving out the password to your account so that anyone can post on it.

"Good Morning" sets up a theme and a sound — someone strums an acoustic guitar lazily, a keyboard chimes in the background, and cellos eventually round out the song.

Ashburn's experiences in early scenes efficiently set up a theme that will be revisited throughout "The Heat," which is the routine sexism that women must contend with in professional situations.

MR: You start with "Station Identification," featuring Fatman Scoop, which sets up a theme through the record that sounds like you're listening to a radio station.

This theme park featured a country music-themed ice skating spectacular, a stunt show themed to roadies setting up a concert, live bands playing in every section of the park and even their own costumed characters: The Bear Metal Family.

Considered a talented speech writer, Mr. Dolan coined the phrase "evil empire" for Mr. Reagan, and is helping the general with themes and setting up a speech-writing shop.

Mr. Messier, chairman of the French media giant Vivendi Universal, announced a $10.3 billion deal yesterday meant to expand and solidify the company's American movie, television and theme park assets by setting up a new unit called Vivendi Universal Entertainment and putting Mr. Diller in charge of it.

The scene set up a prominent theme of "time-travel" for later episodes.