How to use "setting" in a sentence

Leblanc and 'Ursula' from the trap that Jondrette was setting for them

The only thing he was sure of was that the light through the grilles far above his head was growing weaker, which meant that the sun was setting

The backstreets of Dublin are quiet, and the sun is slowly setting on the old city

The sun was setting now and the air was cold and clear.

"If you convince yourself he's alive," Elliot said, "you're only setting yourself up for another fall."

He had an awful suspicion that fate was setting him up for another hard fall

Several blocks to the north, an ugly column of smoke rose into the twilight sky from what was left of Tina's house, roiling, night-black, the upper reaches tinted around the edges by the last pinkish rays of the setting sun.

It seems to me as if you're just setting yourself up for a bad fall, a lot of pain."

But where do you expect to find a hypnotist? The last time I looked, they weren't setting up shops on street corners."

When I returned to the common, the sun was setting

The sun was just setting and the Houses of Parliament stood against a peaceful sky