Sentence examples for the setting from from inspiring English sources

Ms. Domingo updates the setting from 1603 to the 1920's.

Two other large projections in other galleries shift the setting from city to country.

By shifting the setting from East to West coast, Obsidian have been able to present a significantly different Wasteland experience.

When Mike Nichols remade "La Cage aux Folles" as THE BIRDCAGE (1996), he moved the setting from France to Florida.

This realistic production by John Cox, introduced in 1998, moves the setting from the 1770s to the 1920s.

Next to "E-Mail," use the drop-down menu to change the setting from Microsoft Office Outlook to Mozilla Thunderbird.

And for Goold then to add a character ("the writer") and change the setting (from imperial China to a Chinese restaurant) was only going to make things worse.

A French production company will turn Jay McInerney's novel "The Good Life" into a film, and is considering shifting the setting from New York to Paris or Madrid.

The stage version moves the setting from London to New York, for no apparent reason, and reduces eight characters to three.

In visiting India last month my main aim was not to see dance performances but the setting from which Indian dance derives.

Mr. Lurie changes the setting from Cornwall to the Gulf Coast of Mississippi and reduces the gap in age between husband and wife.