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set the scene for

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set the scene for something
if you set the scene for something, you make it possible or likely to happen The recent resignation of two government ministers has set the scene for a pre-election crisis.
See also: scene, set


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The Buildbase Bees stunned the sport with their 63-32 demolition of the Pirates at Wimborne Road in April, a result which set the scene for a miserable campaign for the defending champions.
I cannot stress enough how key your choice of invitations is in order to set the scene for your perfect day.
These set the scene for the adventure ahead and see Robert Downey Jr playing a gay monk alongside Toby Maguire, and Jack Black farting his way through a parody of your typical Martin Lawrence Lop.
 
 
 
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