set the scene

The plan you write will set the scene for your business.

This set the scene for further actions by the military.

I have come to set the scene for you - after all, that is my function.

And the testimony set the scene for the start of the attack.

"You've certainly set the scene for me, I will say that."

First, it is necessary to set the scene, where history was repeating itself.

A few introductory words on the rules of English law will help to set the scene.

The band wanted the video to set the scene on the actual party.

"You're setting the scene as if a play was going to be acted!"

The story then jumps ahead another 20 years and sets the scene for future issues.

"Setting the scene for a deal here is all about affinity."

He wanted me to do you and he set the scene.

The moving introduction about his refugee parents set the scene.

The narrator sets the scene at the beginning of each section.

"The music was helping to set the scene and the feeling for the film.

But three key findings have set the scene for subsequent debate on the system.

"I'll set the scene by asking you a couple things, then we go to the calls.

Each episode would begin with the characters setting the scene.

It sets the scene and then helps us work together to improve our situation.

They had simply set the scene, and now he had to play it out.

The audience always set the scene and conditions for each improvisation so every performance was different.

The manager set the scene before the game started.

The way he got himself out of trouble last year kind of set the scene.

Start off with a soprano, boy, of course, setting the scene.

He set the scene for the crimes early in Pete's testimony.

The plan you write will set the scene for your business.

This set the scene for further actions by the military.

I have come to set the scene for you - after all, that is my function.

And the testimony set the scene for the start of the attack.

"You've certainly set the scene for me, I will say that."

First, it is necessary to set the scene, where history was repeating itself.

A few introductory words on the rules of English law will help to set the scene.

The band wanted the video to set the scene on the actual party.

"You're setting the scene as if a play was going to be acted!"

The story then jumps ahead another 20 years and sets the scene for future issues.

"Setting the scene for a deal here is all about affinity."

He wanted me to do you and he set the scene.

The moving introduction about his refugee parents set the scene.

The narrator sets the scene at the beginning of each section.

"The music was helping to set the scene and the feeling for the film.

But three key findings have set the scene for subsequent debate on the system.

"I'll set the scene by asking you a couple things, then we go to the calls.

Each episode would begin with the characters setting the scene.

It sets the scene and then helps us work together to improve our situation.

They had simply set the scene, and now he had to play it out.

The audience always set the scene and conditions for each improvisation so every performance was different.

The manager set the scene before the game started.

The way he got himself out of trouble last year kind of set the scene.

Start off with a soprano, boy, of course, setting the scene.

He set the scene for the crimes early in Pete's testimony.