Sentence examples for which sets to from inspiring English sources

On ledges in the caves they inhabit, the oilbirds build up a shallow nest rim of viscous, regurgitated fruit matter, which sets to a firm structure.

But Parry's "Spaceship Earth" (inspired by Buckminster Fuller) has a dogged sort of poignance to it, and Jherek Bischoff's "Childhood's Retreat" (which sets to music a poem by Robert Duncan) is a blast of merry fun.

There is a splendid anthem by William Byrd, written in the fifteen-eighties, which sets to music a Latin text, later translated into English: "Bow thine ear, O Lord, and hear us: let thine anger cease from us.

For the record, I am a fan of "Next to Normal," which sets to rock music the anguish of a family crippled by one of its member's bipolar disorder; it is, by the lights of Broadway, a very brave work.

A few years ago the director Gordon Greenberg and Mr. Schwartz began working on a new adaptation of "Working," which sets to music some of the interviews Terkel conducted for his book.

There are plots and characters galore in the British import "EGG AND CHIPS FOR WINSTON," the patriotic musical by PAULA DANHOLM and EMMY WILDE opening Tuesday at THEATER 315 (315 West 47th Street, Clinton, (212 868-4444), which sets to song the World War II stories of a retired Salvation Army officer.

I knew immediately which setting to adjust.

The red line represents the Fermi level, which set to be zero.

The song is just a teaser for their upcoming full-length album, Let me Get What I Want, which set to drop in 2015.

One path, which owes a significant debt to Walter Scott, is that which sets out to solve historical problems.

For The Editors, a programme which sets out to ask challenging questions, I decided to find out.