Sentence examples for well set in from inspiring English sources
The production starts off well, set in the twilight of Beverley Dumont's New York apartment.
"If you look at the handful of his associates and the people he could intimidate for things like welfare money, he could be pretty well set in terms of cash," Capt.
Well, set in the library of a modern Stockport grammar school, it tells the story of various angsty adolescents as they flirt, bully and pontificate their way through their A-level mocks.
Robert Sternberg from Oklahoma State University, who studies intelligence but was not in the research team, said: "A testing industry has developed around the notion that IQ is relatively fixed and pretty well set in the early years of life.
"Scotland will be well set in how they are approaching the games.
The visitors took control from that point and, while Sturridge could only hit the post when well set in injury time, Liverpool were ultimately comfortable winners as they sealed a 10th win in 13 league games.
They report that while playing slaves they were often treated as slaves, not merely by visitors but by others as well, setting in motion nightmarish fantasies.
Eventually, New York will conquer a phobia about tall buildings that had set in well before 9/11.
"We'll be very well set up in a year," Morey said.
The light, action and artfulness of "Silent Movie" may well set off flickerings in young imaginations.
But a weekly show in China could well set a new standard in the oh-no sweepstakes.
