set/setting

I set it up at the start of every year, so I'm quite proud of this year.

Each set of data adds to our existing knowledge, rather than standing entirely on its own.

They set up date after date, two or three a day on some weekends.

One set of numbers goes down while the other goes up.

If you set a bad example, you behave in a way that encourages others to behave badly.

Here’s the set-up: She’s an Indigenous woman named Iracema; he’s a Portuguese colonist named Martim.

It's set in London, and it's got all different characters from different worlds.

Early museums even set up displays of Native bodies alongside dinosaur fossils and those of other extinct species.

We could set up a research programme to look at this question.

A hearing is set for Thursday on a bid to stop Trump's name from being added to the center.

Suddenly, we’re setting our own schedule and arranging life around classes and studying.

-Uh, we kind of set it up, but how do we set up what's going on in "Tony"?

Think about a set of instruments, something like a car dashboard.

Well let’s set a little context here.

It's set to truly revolutionise healthcare.

It’s set in the Swinging London of the 1960s, and follows a fashion photographer named Thomas who maybe catches a crime on camera.

I got a set of plane tickets in the mail.

I was drilling in display sets that you see when you walk through the aisles of a Home Depot.

These critics say the Games set a bad example, meaning that they encourage others to behave badly as well.

The first step to set up a programme is to plan it.

It is set partly in 2119.

You win a set without losing a point.

When I was on the set of my own movie as a director, I was not acting in my first movie.

His Pulitzer Prize-winning "Empire Falls," while set in a main mill town, also draws on his roots.

So we kind of set up the world that way.

-Well, there's one night -- it's set in an America where premarital sex is outlawed.

Or it could just be a new set of experiences to juggle –and that can be plenty stressful and overwhelming.

Nothing is set in stone.

They gave $20 a month to one set of families, the control group, and $333 a month to the other group.