Sentence examples for which it was set from inspiring English sources

Its year of publication, like the period in which it was set, was a time in which people felt they sensed the tectonic plates of change shifting under their feet.

The fantasy universe in which it was set was similar to Westeros.

When twentieth-century stagers dumped the mime, they didn't ordinarily eliminate the music to which it was set.

Other economists said it was not a minimum wage itself, but the level at which it was set, that mattered.

Closely related to Newport, from which it was set off and incorporated in 1743, Middletown has developed as a residential suburb of that city.

A 30-year-resident of New Orleans, Ms. Halvorsen read "Streetcar" in college 30 years ago and fell in love with the city in which it was set.

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.

Brazenly so – from its cast and crew to its subject matter, to the city in which it's set.

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

Captain Phillips may be a classic thriller, but it addresses the political context in which it's set.

Mr. Daly paints the clock from below so it and the brick tower in which it is set seem to loom.