Usar "set back" en una oración

1. quiet and, frankly, pretty boring, providing a thin string of tavernas and bars set back

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2. by the apartment complex that he could see set back against the fields and olive

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3. He was getting slightly concerned by the apartment complex that he could see set back against the fields and olive groves

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4. ’ I said, fixing my eyes on the source of the sensation – a small pile of rocks set back a metre or so to the left of the Well

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5. houses, all set back from the road, and usually shielded by high

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6. Maybe that would set back the progress of science, but he just didn’t want to deal with the flak

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7. television set back in

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8. Confliction, confrontation, are set backs that will always be within yourself but you are always greater than any outcome

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9. “Why’s this rack red when all the others are grey or black?” asked Jenny, pointing to a rack of communications equipment that was tucked into the corner of the room and set back more than the others

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10. He was a strange man, no question, but Kurt knew he was driven, goal oriented and that this set back would not deter him from his life objectives

11. We set back off to the village leaving the dead Turks lying where they fell as we arrived back we found an advance Platoon of Lancashire Fusiliers already established there

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12. Should have been easy enough to check, but wasn"t, and consequently set back Soviet biological research by decades

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13. ” This was another set back for me and I would have liked to see the lads for a chat but I wasn’t going to let the news get me down

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14. And knowing you like I do, you’re about to leak this fucked up fairy tale to the press and ruin the life of an innocent woman and set back this investigation where it may never get solved

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15. Placing the handset back on the cradle Dawn stood up, shucking the duvet around her shoulders and taking a deep breath

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16. Wood‘s enormous talents have ―suffered‖ a recent set back, his ―denial‖ is merely defensive posturing common among many successful athletes whose skills have diminished and are no longer able to perform on a level many have grown accustomed or who simply find themselves in the throes of a protracted slump

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17. Bush also set back disarmament treaties by pushing, as Reagan had, for a missile defense system

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18. Set back off the street, modest in appearance

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19. Elizabeth skirted the main street through Zapieskowa and led Colling to a cottage set back from the road among a stand of trees on the southern edge of the town

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20. We found what seemed to offer everything we were looking for in a traditional chalet set back a few yards from the main road, where the car could not be seen

21. And later, on the right, there came a huge house, set back in a tidy lawn

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22. Through the growing white haze ahead, two menacing red forms came lumbering out to cross the trail, a smaller yellow flicker of movement behind indicated a further smaller beast was set back

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23. The non-violent civil disobedience movement of Gāndhiji had many failures and set backs in South Africa and later in India

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24. The largish old fashioned house was set back from the

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25. The moto drove for ten minutes and entered a large resort set back on its own

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26. The two-story colonial with its rose-colored brick, black shutters and graceful column set back on a five-acre landscaped lot with crape myrtles and lace pines

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27. Walter placed the handset back on the cradle and sighed

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28. “Alright I understand,” Robert Smith said quietly then put the handset back on the cradle

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29. The fatigue would set back in and the ground would return to its wave-like motion

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30. �I better go and pee then before you go, oh and by the way it's the one with the faded red door that's set back a bit from the rest, eleven doors up on the other side of the road

31. Just before I did move back southside I was ripped off by the AFP of cash and drugs which was another set back and a whole different story

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32. �The one that's set back a bit from the rest; with the faded red paint door and those big square bay windows, on the other side of the road

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33. The Old Man River is typical of many prairie rivers with high-eroded banks set back from the present streambed

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34. of this crass set back, I smiled to myself

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35. It was out of the heat of each day’s sun, now darkened, set back in an alley, therefore, much quieter than that of the main street; it was perfect for the needed rest that John and I were looking forward to

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36. Let me set back and reflect a minute as to the growth of each of us, especially me

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37. Each time they got close, it was as if they were set back even further

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38. "I mean, haven't you ever run across a wall during an investigation? This is a minor set back

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39. "A minor set back?" Mave interrupted

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40. ) The most interesting feature of the “long paddock” is that, quite frequently, campers and travellers will find extensive, cleared areas set back from the highway, suitable for overnight camps

41. "The rebels caused a few set backs in the building of it, but we have our way of dealing with them

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42. Some rooms were set back into the rock face, and others seemed to hang out over the canyon floor

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43. before sunset back on State Highway 23 as Alvin came up over the

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44. For Yin, there must be empty areas, shadowed eaves, set back structures and elevations in the back

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45. Much of the history of a great nation is slow steady improvement, set backs and then how a people recovers from those set backs

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46. set back in horse racing history, back in the eighties with the fee-

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47. After that, the real Jeremiah set back

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48. What was that button you pressed that made the alien disappear? Did anyone else see or hear the blast or commotion? What’s in your metal door closet back there? Is it a giant human-scorpion hybrid monster? Can there ever be -”

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49. The church’s front door was set back behind a shallow porch, which held four supporting wood beams on either side

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50. or work with the Dalai Lama and has set back chances that

51. grabbed Bev by the waist and helped her set back up on the ship

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52. He placed the headset back around his neck and turned off the

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53. “It’s broke,” she said and started to pull the headset back off

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54. ” The walls were sea-foam green and set back against the far end was a French mirrored armoire made of natural cherry-wood

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55. It was getting late and the station sedan, its bonnet raised, stood about fifty metres from where a dim orange lamp drooped from a pole set back into the tree line beside the lay-by

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56. this, he had been set back a ways when he found

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57. This mistake probably set back progress for months, since sometimes Roger’s lack of leadership, planning or how to allocate work would leave his builders frustrated

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58. He moved up to Chesford about ten years ago and bought the old vicarage at Fennersbank, a large Victorian house, (although mansion might be a more appropriate term) set back from the main road and hidden by its own small woodland

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59. When human remains were found on Roger’s plot the whole project was set back by two months

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60. “Do you remember the story of the biggest horse race upset back in horse racing history, back in the eighties with the feeble racing stallion Intrepid Star?” Carrie asked

61. After that, the real Jeremiah set back in again

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62. It could never come to light what had happened that day just before sunset back on State Highway 23 as Alvin came up over the top of the eight-thousand-foot elevation of White Horse Pass

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63. several acres of grass, and was set back ten yards from the road

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64. On the other hand: if they actually are forced by public outrage and media coverage to award you the win: they set back corporate profits and give the individual a little better legal break in court

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65. “That is fine by me,” he replied, and then mumbled something, he put his headset back on

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66. 'Just think about it, will you? All of Mr Stobart's good works – the community projects, the work with children and old people and homeless animals – all thrown into jeopardy, set back by years

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67. There were a series of descending levels that were set back from each other in a semicircular pattern, as that of an amphitheater, only the focus in this case wasn’t a stage, but rather series of glass panels which allowed the eerie shifting red light of the outer dome world to filter into the ship

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68. The remainder of the drive passed in silence until the car left the highway and drove through a waterfront industrial area with aging brick warehouse buildings set back from the water and oil storage tanks lining the docks

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69. On their way back out of the barn, Andrea spied a sturdy wooden ladder set back in the corner

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70. So we went over to where the canoe was, and while he built a fire in a grassy open place amongst the trees, I fetched meal and bacon and coffee, and coffee-pot and frying-pan, and sugar and tin cups, and the nigger was set back considerable, because he reckoned it was all done with witchcraft

71. Dick Brewer’s new home was a two-storey structure set back from the road

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72. My hand is promptly removed and set back in my lap

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73. These ships had definite superstructures, set back at least a few feet from the outer edge of the hull at deck level, and only a single smokestack each

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74. THE HOUSE WAS A WHITE, ALUMINUM-SIDED RANCH SET BACK off a cul-de-sac amid the ramifying suburbs of Nassau County, Long Island

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75. The man is frowning, his hat is set back on his head, and his palm is slapped against his forehead

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76. Also Air Products sold well above its asset backing, while Air Reduction could be bought at only 75% of its book value

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77. Nonetheless the stock was still valued at more than eight times its tangible asset backing, indicating a good-will component of not far from a billion dollars! Thus the price seemed to illustrate—in Dr

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78. There are many dimensions along which value investors differ from one another in how they select their companies: size, quality, growth prospects, asset backing, location (domestic only or more international), and so on

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79. It was larger than its neighbours, and discreetly set back behind a wall of a slightly lighter colour

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80. The ETF is rebalanced each November and the allocation is reset back to one-third of the assets in all three commodities

81. On 19 May 2012, an unprecedented 234 climbers ascended Everest, the most on a single day, smashing the previous record of 170 set back in 2010

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82. I rose and bowed, and he came towards me, a man of medium weight, strongly built, with his shoulders set back over a broad, deep chest and a neck well balanced on the trunk as the head is on the neck

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83. He disconnected the line and put the headset back in his pocket

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84. It’s going to set back our negotiations at least a year

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85. He said, “Pa, you jus’ got set back on your heels

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86. ” You set back and count the clock ticks

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