Sentence examples for start of the setting from inspiring English sources

The best things in the work are the strangest, like the bluesy, lilting clarinet line at the start of the setting of Adrienne Rich's "Stepping Backward" and the wittily Gregorian chant-style austerity of the line "He's on a romantic junket with his girlfriend" in a litany of possible places God has vanished to.

Padmore was outstanding, the clarity and authority of his singing revealed in every contribution, nowhere more so than in the way he caressed the word "gently" at the start of the setting of Owen's Futility; or in the tender weight he brought to the most exposed tenor moment in the whole piece, the supercharged rising phrase of Dona Nobis Pacem at the close of the Agnus Dei.

The surveys are broadly consistent with gross domestic product rising at an around 3.0% at the start of the year, setting the scene for a robust first quarter.

The tempo we set at the start of the game set the standard for the whole 90 minutes.

It's all about the wooshes at the start of the set".

That dynamic was clear from the start of the set, as the band outlined a shadowy theme.

This is the first time she has played these new songs to strangers, Bailey Rae points out at the start of the set.

The sound isn't great for the start of the set, with Tim Sandusky's saxophone – utterly crucial – drowned beneath guitar and keyboards.

There was some talking in the back at the start of the set, and at first Mr. Tabackin played near a microphone.

Sunday's headliner Rihanna makes a swift appearance at the start of the set, followed by MIA, who performs her hit Paper Planes to a delirious crowd.

A pathetically small crowd was there for the start of the set but thankfully it filled out as they rolled out the classics.