Sentence examples for something to set from inspiring English sources

"I wanted something to set me apart.

Something to set his look off just so.

"You've got to do something to set yourself apart".

Not obviously something to set the heart racing, more the apogee of political managerialism.

A good wine list needs something to set one's hairs on end.

"They've got to try something" to set the magazine apart from its peers, she said.

Set something to do early in the morning that's important.

Dr. Graves took the eggs from the robin, but she found something better to set on.

Second, they wanted something easy to set up, and next, they wanted a keypad that glowed in the dark.

Imagine a film with no music, how different it would be without something there to set the tone.

Once the shops are reopened and restocked, they could provide a tempting excuse, he said, for a fresh wave of looting, should something happen to set it off.