US /sɛt əˈpɑn/
・UK /set əˈpɔn/
stack of packing straw; the candle was set upon the nearest table to light them to the attack;
The candle was set upon the nearest table to light them to the attack,
These tiny crustaceans have voracious appetites, and like a horde of starving piranhas, will quickly set upon your corpse.
quickly set upon your corpse.
Even nature is seen as quite hostile: a cold, dangerous place where enemies may set upon us.
hostile – a cold, dangerous place where enemies may set upon us.
And I enter the notorious Water Room and get set upon by nine cultists: seven on the ground and two crossbow snipers up high.
...and I enter the notorious 'water room', and get set upon by nine cultists - seven
Set upon a hill, the Neoclassical Building is one of the largest museums in the country.
Set upon a hill, the neoclassical building is one of the largest museums in the country.
The enraged Hunter, who was reportedly heavily intoxicated, pulled a gun out and was immediately set upon by another nearby angel, Alan Passaro, who stabbed him to death.
The enraged Hunter, who was reportedly heavily intoxicated, pulled a gun out and was immediately set upon by another nearby angel, Alan Pizarro, who stabbed him to death.
The bread is enjoyed by the family of the deceased and set upon the altar of loved ones that have passed, and it's often decorated with bones and a tear.
The bread is enjoyed by the family of the deceased and set upon the altar of loved ones that have passed,
Wellington's victory over Napoleon and the French set the stage for Britain's glorious Victorian Age, when it was the world's only superpower and the sun never set upon its empire.
AND THE SUN NEVER SET UPON ITS EMPIRE.
In the meantime, the astonished team dogs had burst out of their nests only to be set upon by the fierce invaders.