Sentence examples for becoming set in from inspiring English sources

To an extent unknown since before the first world war, economic relations in this country are becoming set in stone.

So while it is regrettable that LeBrock's casebook must close, Talbot shows no signs of becoming set in his ways.

For now, the healthcare law is closer to becoming set in stone.

Over tuna fish sandwiches, grabbed in a rush at the office food court, she said, "You're becoming set in your ways.

We aimed to address these questions by examining the association between low-level arsenic exposure at 24 28 weeks gestation, a period of exposure during which DNA methylation patterns are becoming set in hematopoetic stem cells (Rodak et al. 2007), and patterns of epigenome-wide DNA methylation in umbilical cord blood samples from 134 mother infant pairs enrolled in a U.S.-based cohort study.

"Cracks" is the screen adaptation of a 1999 novel by Sheila Kohler ("Becoming Jane Eyre"), set in a South African boarding school in the 1960s.

We have to organize showers?" Mr. Zimmer, the computer programmer, said he is also conscious of becoming too set in his ways, especially where sleeping is concerned.

Now it seems that the reality that the two companies are increasingly becoming direct competitors is setting in, and a change of plans is in order.

The dry season is setting in, meaning food and water are becoming scarce.

The home computer is becoming an extra TV set in the home, according to EMR's chief executive, Russell Hart.

Puberty has set in – she is becoming a teenager and there is a natural withdrawal.