Sentence examples for very set on from inspiring English sources

We went to see it, but we were very set on privacy, and this was in a neighborhood.

The European scene is still very set on the attitude of what are you revenues, what have you proved to date.

Almost as if expecting such vehement market reaction, Breen said this morning that he was very set on rooting out the garbage from Tyco a reference to the ongoing clean up after the ignominious ten-year reign of L. Dennis Kozlowski L. Dennis Kozlowski.

Peter and Olivia seem very set on the idea of reuniting with Etta (Georgina Haig) at the end of all of this, if they succeed in defeating the Observers and changing the past.

She says the men she works with are often confused about what women want, and still very set on the entrenched gender stereotypes we have in New Zealand, "We've really moved on from that, especially in the bigger cities, but we do still have these set ideas about what it means to be a man or a women, which is sad, ".

It was on that very set where the two ― who were basically babies ― stole each other's hearts. .

It is a small story, and a very local one, set on an emerging strip of little stores and cafes at the quieter, less polished end of Park Slope.

And the fiction writer George Saunders talks about the inspiration for his recent novel, which is set on one very dark night in the soul of Abraham Lincoln.

Whyman's production cannily suggests that the catastrophe of George and Martha and campus newcomers Nick and Honey, who unwisely accept an invitation for a late-night drink, is a very American tragedy set on the cusp of a fast-changing world.

The most obvious potential competitor would be Foursquare, which has gathered its own very large data set on what the various traits venues have and how customers regularly interact with them.

Since it was not possible to merely delete speakers, as this would create a very small data set on which to run statistical tests, the missing data from these speakers were replaced by the mean of the other speakers' productions.