Sentence examples for short-lived setting from inspiring English sources

When Brendan Canty and Christoph Green, Washington filmmakers, traveled to Chicago last September to videotape bands playing in a doomed house, they had an unusual goal: to capture fleeting live performances in a similarly short-lived setting.

short-lived plant parts [6].

That was to have been the role of the short-lived College of Social Work, set up by ministers in 2010 with plans for it to grow to become a royal college on a par with those for the most esteemed professions, but shut down in chaos five years later.

Some of his songs are topical and short-lived, so his set list changes fast from show to show.

The Westmonster name was previously used by a short-lived politics blog set up by the publishing executive Lloyd Shepherd in 2007.

This short-lived venture was set up in Hangar 101 at Calgary airport to compete directly with the highly successful WestJet, whose HQ lay just across the runway.

What is likely, however, is that whichever coalition does eventually emerge after the vote – a national unity government included – Israel's recent history of fractured politics and short-lived coalitions is set to continue.

"The Playboy Club," a short-lived NBC drama set in Chicago in the 1960s, made sure that the sole black bunny was treated by the heroine with dignity and deference.

He wrote the screenplay for the film version of "Rent," but is best known as the show runner on "Jericho," a short-lived CBS series set in the aftermath of a nuclear attack.

He never resided at Karakorum, Ögödei's short-lived capital, but set up his own capital at what is now Beijing, a city known in his time as Dadu, the "Great Capital".

The idiosyncratic appearance of the girls in the video, for instance, harks back to characters in Clone High, a short-lived MTV cartoon set in a school attended by genetic replicants of famous historical figures.