Sentence examples for and so set a from inspiring English sources

It was unbelievable to win all those Derbys, but it was a job of work.' The one statistic that did matter was to reach seven Derby winners, with Empery in 1976, and so set a record, beating the six victories of Jem Robinson between 1817 and 1836 and of Steve Donoghue between 1915 and 1925.

It's going to require a lot of hard work and thought, so set a date after which you vow to be honest and get a plan in place to help you be successful.

The spooks did not want to compromise the latter and so set up a range of fictitious charitable organisations, often based at fake addresses or bombed buildings, to send games, warm clothing and other small comforts to the prisoners.

Building your website is going to take a commitment of time and possibly money, so set a limit on both, and then dig in.

To make themselves electable, the Tories need to do two things above all: come to terms with Blairism and, having done so, set a direction that they stick to even when it is uncomfortable to do so.

But after more than half a million views in just a few weeks, BofA was forced to reverse their interest rate increase and in doing so set a very public precedent for other customers.

Also, team members might become stimulated to adjust their own lifestyle as well and in doing so, set a good example.

They look up to you and admire you so set a good example.

Falling prices in China add to worries that its government will not continue to resist the pleas of its exporters for a cheaper currency, and so set in motion a new round of competitive devaluation.

Incorporation in the 1990s meant FE colleges were untied from local authorities and so set off on a voyage of mis-navigation.

It will be very hard to do this, so set a date and keep with it.