101.   The first order of business, said Powell, is a cease-fire that could set the table for peace talks.

102.   The last customers were leaving the restaurant, but the waiters were setting the table for a private party.

103.   The kids set the table.

104.   The New England Blizzard have been worried about their tendency to come out flat in the first quarter, setting the table for defeat.

105.   The table is set by C.Z. Guest, a friend.

106.   The tension in this early match set the table for the rest of the midday competition taking place under suffocating heat and humidity.

107.   The younger ones peeled potatoes and set the table.

108.   They can set the table, call everyone to dinner, wash and tear lettuce leaves or time the cooking.

109.   They set their tables with imitation French porcelain and glassware and silver.

110.   This tightfistedness set the table for the current boom, leading to low interest rates, job growth, the Wall Street explosion, etc.