Sentence examples for some of the settings from inspiring English sources

Some of the settings and costumes suggest the late 20th century.

It is now possible to take part in Poldark- themed kayak expeditions, viewing some of the settings.

Some of the settings, with walls patched together from cardboard, plastic or whatever was available, could pass for modernist abstractions.

The costumes and some of the settings are ornate, but Cocteau is capable of suggesting luxury and splendour simply through the use of sheets and mirrors.

Ideally, transition planning should begin during treatment, so that the client will have the opportunity to plan for and, preferably, visit or experience some of the settings that will be encountered in the next phase of that person's life.

The Chinese have flocked to this area since it provided some of the settings for a 2008 Chinese blockbuster comedy, "If You Are The One".The local Japanese were shocked when the early arrivals used the onsen, or spas, to do the unthinkable: they washed their dirty clothes in the hot tubs.

While the music of Holst's Indian verse settings remained generally western in character, in some of the vedic settings he experimented with Indian raga (scales).

Some of the privacy settings are good.

And some of the criticised settings may turn out to be a net positive for all concerned.

Role of Language More recently, she and her colleagues have begun identifying some of the baseline settings of infant social intelligence.

The following are some of the coziest settings for hearty winter meals, chosen by two of the Westchester section's dining critics, M. H. Reed and Alice Gabriel.