1.   The Gould machine was set like clockwork to continue ticking as methodically for the next two years as it had for the last eight.

2.   The New York Tribune set exactly like the Times.

3.   And if all goes well, he, like Favre, could set himself up for a financial windfall.

4.   Agassi trotted through the opening set like an overcranked windup toy, hardly allowing Campbell to touch the ball, and he attacked the second set the same way.

5.   His subjects are brutish philosophers and stony patriarchs, giants, mercenaries, goons and thugs, set like characters in a frieze.

6.   Others rise from the sandbag and mudstraw machine gun positions set like stork nests atop the brick structures beside the Jhelum River.

7.   The path is six to eight feet wide, with periodic wooden planks set like railroad ties for added traction.

8.   The satyrs, an obelisk and a military-style tent were of flat metal, set like stage props in the landscape.

9.   The wet ash set like concrete and was later covered over by more ash and silt.

10.   There is nothing like a second set of eyes when it comes to spotting problems.