| Students I interviewed who attended southern schools said that right-of-center kids were in the majority and set the tone. |
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| Many locals dress in period costume to set the tone for the afternoon, but the dress code is informal, so no one needs to feel pressured. |
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| The events of this year have set the tone for a less giddy new year's celebration and perhaps one more for reflection. |
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| His wit and poise set the tone for the afternoon event, which was seasoned with songs from Randall's performing friends. |
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| This was a discouraging event that set the tone for the long week that lay ahead. |
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| This seemed to set the tone for the Warriors as they never trailed in the game, coming out on the winning end of a 79-74 final score. |
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| Suns defender Steven May set the tone back then when he pulled off a huge shirtfront on Zorko in the first quarter. |
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| The concert opened with the trio performing Mozart's A Spring Rondo, which set the tone for the evening. |
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| This song set the tone for the downbeat understatement that the event traditionally displays. |
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| The gesture set the tone for his speech, which was in the nature of conciliatory advice to the new president. |
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| American Ballet Theatre principal Susan Jaffe set the tone for an evening of extraordinary dance with her opening solo as the Dying Swan. |
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| Royal blue and gold brocade curtains and surrealistic paintings set the tone. |
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| Jewison allows the actors to set the tone through long takes rather than forcing the scene through rapid cuts. |
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| Dehring concluded that all the bid-submissions received set the tone for staging of the event. |
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| Directors, officers and other senior financial officers set the tone for ethical behavior within any organization. |
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| His weighted return ball in the one-two with Goodman for the opening goal was sublime and set the tone for his afternoon's work. |
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| Their initial exchange of letters set the tone for their relationship as student and mentor. |
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| Arledge, the late ABC sports panjandrum, set the tone of covering the Olympics. |
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| The goal of a holiday party is to put everyone in a festive mood and set the tone for the coming year. |
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| It was a dramatic finale and set the tone for another truly memorable fortnight of sporting action. |
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| And he set the tone for the evening by swigging decadently from a bottle of champagne on his way to his farewell bash. |
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| These initial defamiliarizing images set the tone for the sketch's central drama-the transformations that the youth's point of view undergoes. |
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| Emirati referee Ali Bujsaim, who will take control of the opening match, said he had been told to set the tone for the tournament. |
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| With a disconcerting habit of coming on stage dressed in a red Lycra superhero costume, he seems to set the tone for the rest of the night. |
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| They should also endeavor not to let security arrangements set the tone for discussion. |
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| A connection of any sort would have tested David James, but the big Hungarian's air shot set the tone for a poor personal performance. |
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| Stylistically, it really set the tone for all the grainy filmed reconstructions of events we see in documentaries all the time nowadays. |
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| Death and Birth are subjects that demand serious treatment and both set the tone for the album. |
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| Healy put in a superb crunching tackle in the first few minutes that set the tone for the evening. |
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| The 255 page proof of the odd order theorem, filling an entire issue of the Pacific Journal, had set the tone, but it was by far not the longest paper. |
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| The extravagant rhetoric of the original Futurist manifesto in 1909 set the tone of a movement in which the method, like the message, was to be uncompromising. |
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| The irony and sometimes childish iconoclasm are still there but this is a film in which a burning sense of outrage and frustration also dominate and set the tone. |
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| Muthuraman, who has over 100 films behind him, set the tone for the function, showering praises on Balachander, and the superstar Rajnikanth rounded it off. |
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| In its playfulness, this trial run for revolution set the tone for what was to follow. |
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| After corralling the crowd to their seats, he set the tone with the characteristic wit and charm that people have come to expect from a man in a purple striped shirt. |
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| She was a trouper and just got on with it and helped set the tone. |
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| Its affably glib opening lines set the tone while acknowledging the First-World-problems aspect to the text. |
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| We worked with Halston and were given access to their archive and found several pieces that really helped set the tone for Sydney. |
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| These guiding principles of mutual deference and respect have set the tone for the contemporary approach to honouring requests by letters rogatory of foreign courts. |
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| We began with a soak in a warm footbath laced with aloe and glycerine. It was wonderfully soothing and set the tone for the blissful pampering to come. |
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| They've painted little bons mots on the walls, which set the tone. |
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| Third parties may not always directly influence an election, but they do set the tone for what is discussed and start the next mandate off on a particular foot. |
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| We like to set the tone, and make it a little disturbing, then bam! |
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| Ramos would help set the tone of the day when he greeted the arriving students outside the school. |
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| Peaceful sounds of nature, combined with water running through a mill wheel, set the tone for a soothing, scenic tour around a deserted watermill. |
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| As many historians point out, A General History of the Pyrates set the tone for every work on pirates that has been written since. |
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| Freddie Kanoute set the tone of the afternoon when he scored one the flukiest goals of his career to give West Ham the lead after only four minutes at Upton Park. |
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| It set the tone nicely for'The Evoltion of Man', dancier still, as Example broadened his horizons to work with electro superstars like Calvin Harris and Alesso. |
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| Tony and Eileen Sollis set the tone with some consistent pointing which was rewarded with an impressive 13-0 success over Steve Hammond and Roger Seabury in the pairs. |
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| The plaintive Middle Easternstyle flute that blended with the more familiar sound of the Spanish guitar in the opening number set the tone for the first half. |
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| But it was the visitors who took the initiative as centre Chris Tossel raced over after just two minutes for a converted score to set the tone for a gripping encounter. |
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| Players are called upon to fight the Awakened's draconic army, shine light into the world's looming darkness, and set the tone for a new Age's beginning. |
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| In his last few months as controller, Johnny Beerling commissioned a handful of new shows that in some ways set the tone for what was to come under Matthew Bannister. |
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