Sentence examples for where it sets from inspiring English sources

Knowing the G.P.A. that a school expects of its merit winners says little unless you also know where it sets its curve — essentially, its median grade.

The UK government has published a whitepaper — some two years in the baking — where it sets out its fuzzy thinking in an attempt to move beyond two years of Brexit fudge by squashing its warring factions behind a compromise customs arrangement to try to live up to its promise of a "future relationship with the European Union", i.e. without lashings of fudge.

Australia has its own Future Fund, where it sets aside money to pay for the pensions of public-sector workers.

As a word, Europe goes back a long way: Assyrian inscriptions speak of the difference between asu (where the sun rises; i.e., Asia) and ereb (where it sets).

But that essential mission can be carried out by intelligence and Special Operations personnel who can smother remnants of Al Qaeda without having to rebuild every country where it sets up shop.

poshsouthbeach.com, +1 305 398 7000, beds from $27£1717), including breakfast This 30-acre family owned campsite is on a barrier island between a wild Atlantic beach (where the sun rises) and a calmer beach on the saltwater Tolomoto river (where it sets).

Microsoft's core strengths and most of its profits were to be found on its business side, where it set global standards with its products.

The massive landslide swept through the city and eventually reached the Ariake Sea, where it set off a tsunami.

Tesco has yet to decide how to exit the U.S. market, where it set up the Fresh & Easy convenience stores in 2007, but said it would cost £1.2 billion, or $1.8 billion.

As the first of the supercharged so-called Blower Bentleys, the car was nicknamed the Brooklands Battleship after the race circuit in England, where it set a lap record of 137.96 miles per hour.

In the United States, the shaking was particularly acute in San Diego, where it set off alarms and sent the San Diego fire department responding to several calls, The San Diego Union-Tribune reported.