1. I can set the world on fire.

2. He's good, but he'll never set the world on fire. He's not dynamic enough.

3. She is a person who would set the world on fire.

4. He's never going to set the world on fire with his paintings.

5. Her last film didn't exactly set the world on fire.

6. But if Rhodes hasn't set the world on fire with his batting, he certainly has with his fielding.

7. None of the three papers was going to set the world on fire.

8. His invention set the world on fire.

9. Their first album set the world on fire.

10. Her first performance has set the world on fire.

11. The girl could set the world on fire with her piano playing.

12. Linda once set the world on fire with her singing.

13. Mary could set the world on fire with her piano playing.

14. His son didn't seem to be the type set the world on fire.

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15. He has a nice enough voice but he's not going to set the world on fire.

16. She does the job adequately but she's not going to set the world on fire!

17. And now we have Sliver which was the subject of much wrangling and hasn't exactly set the world on fire.

18. It was a lovely accomplishment, of course, but nothing to set the world on fire with.

19. Either way, the speed and acceleration is not going to set the world on fire.

20. Stick together and you're sure to achieve what will set the world on fire.

1. He's good, but he'll never set the world on fire. He's not dynamic enough.

2. She does the job adequately but she's not going to set the world on fire!