Sentence examples for that set on from inspiring English sources

The rise in divorce rates that set on more than a hundred years ago cannot be explained by changes in the socio-structural composition of the married population (e.g. Wagner et al. 2015).

About 95percentt of existing residential housing in Queens falls within that zoning range, which extends from single-family detached homes to three-family attached houses that - set on tidy, tree-lined streets - have given Queens its special flavor.

All the markets, exceptShambu, are weekly markets that set on once in a week on adesignated day.

Among the highlights: only about 20% of the grapes that set on the vines ever make it into the bottle; the harvest stretches on for as much as two nail-biting months after the regular grapes have been picked, and each berry, desiccated by botrytis cinerea (the famous "noble rot"), yields tiny trickles of sugar-concentrated juice for a fermentation that can last six months.

In terms of through crack, for columns with length of 600 mm, the crack set on the center line has less significant effect on the capacity of columns than that set on one side with the ratio ({{X_{text{c}} } mathord{left/ {vphantom {{X_{text{c}} } w}} right. kern-0pt} w}) of 0.25.

"What's that set on?" Zappers reset to a lower charge; the game continued.

If your blow dryer has a cool setting, turn that setting on after drying it fully.

For repeat violations, Twitter may permanently adjust that setting on your behalf, it says.

Then mimic that setting on your own guitar, putting your bridge where it feels most similar to the Ibanez.

It was that last word that set people on fire.

It was a chance request from Leonard Bernstein that set him on a new path.