Sentence examples for which it is set from inspiring English sources

The name of a sail is frequently derived from the name of the piece of rigging on which it is set or from its location with reference to a nearby piece of gear.

The friendships in Hawkins, the fictional town in which it is set, are pure John Hughes.

In some cases the entire action of a novel is determined by the locale in which it is set.

Frank Darabont's film affects to be challenging by confounding our expectations about the milieu in which it is set.

The same tradition of thought refuses to divorce happiness from the material circumstances in which it is set.

The nicely bombastic, tuneful 19th-century American parlor music to which it is set saved the day.

The national minimum wage is more worrying, though just how much more depends on the level at which it is set.

"Mamma Mia", if the Daily Mail can be believed, "ruined" Skopelos, the Greek island on which it is set, after the tourists arrived in droves.

There's a scene in the German spy series "Deutschland 83," on Sundance, that encapsulates the year in which it is set.

"There is a longstanding perception that Libor by virtue of the manner in which it is set is open to distortion".

"Polyphonia," an homage to Balanchine, is a quietly smoldering work that mirrors the off-kilter mood of the Ligeti piano pieces to which it is set.