Sentence examples for somebody set from inspiring English sources

Power by proxy, or "buddy" development, occurs when somebody knows somebody who knows somebody (who often knows somebody else) who helps the initial somebody set up an ISLT with the vague goal of helping people in settings of need.

Or as someone once said, if you love somebody, set them free.

Then, "four or five years ago," she said, "somebody set it to fire.

(This was just after somebody set a fire behind the Negro church.

The fact that somebody set out out to destroy me is a real strange thing to deal with.

It's a shame that Sting had to write these lyrics, but they are true: "If you love somebody, set them free".

Somebody sets a pick and helps his teammate slash toward the rim.

One day, somebody sets himself on fire, then thousands of people are in the streets, and before you know it, the country is burning.

But this time there are also bleary, dreamlike images of somebody setting a pearl in melted chocolate, a man with a Nazi armband, and Ali herself walking along a track.

Every now and then, somebody sets up a business to make records in a town or city where few others are seriously doing so: Sam Phillips, who started Sun Records in Memphis in 1952; Berry Gordy, who launched his first label in Detroit in 1959; the late Tony Wilson, who opened his Factory Records in Manchester in 1978.

The story, "New intelligence on Asia", contains lessons not only for somebody setting up an enterprise but for people with an existing business to protect.