setter

a setter of printing type; a setter of rabbit traps.

the battle between wage-setters and policy-makers.

In “Nixon” he made that president so epically loathsome that even his Irish setter turned on him.

The volleyball setter is responsible for setting up the ball for their teammates to spike.

She is a trend setter in the fashion industry.

The teacher is the setter of classroom rules.

He is a record setter in the track and field events.

The jewelry setter carefully places each gemstone in the setting.

The setter of the meeting agenda forgot to include an important item.

She is a goal setter and always strives to achieve her objectives.

The setter of the puzzle left clues for the players to solve.

He is a setter in the game of volleyball.

The setter of trends often influences the buying habits of consumers.

Sure. You could be a pin setter in a bowling alley.

These are the record setters, the barrier breakers and three more have just been inducted into this exclusive club.

Chen bumps it to the setter, and... a very nice set by Chen!

And while it's a " new foundland" of technology, true dog lovers won't " setter" for what's " pomeranunacceptable" .

Other finalists included a French bulldog, a German shepherd, a Maltese, an English setter, a Samoyed and a Lakeland terrier.

That is actually done by the setter right?

So this essentially acts as a getter and a setter for the zoom property.

But for a lot of folks, ever the most seasoned jet setters, the post-vacation blues can have actual health effects.

Dutch type setters changed some spellings to match their Flemish conventions, like adding an H to ghost and ghastly.

The well-groomed chestnut horse and two beautiful setters could leave no doubt that the rider was Sir James Chettam.