81.   A second incident also helped set the tone.

82.   A scintillating opening encounter between Kate and Merton sets off erotic fireworks and sets the tone for the rest of the film.

83.   Actually, the Celtics set the tone for aggression, and this was the difference.

84.   Aides said the governor wished to set the tone of the meeting.

85.   All politics is grounded in local issues, but presidential nominees set the tone of the national debate on the overarching emotional questions that motivate many voters.

86.   Broadway musicals are setting the tone, but the human chord is heard in new straight plays and off-Broadway fare as well.

87.   Brown, a veteran of numerous ballot battles, set the tone for the upcoming campaign by highlighting the health care benefits for all city residents.

88.   BU set the tone for its penalty-killing early.

89.   Bush seemed most comfortable not in front of audiences but one-on-one on his campaign plane, where he sets a tone of easy affability.

90.   But after a rocky beginning, the office is gaining acceptance at the institutes and is setting the tone for scientists around the country.