Sentence examples for had really set from inspiring English sources

Since 1989 decline had really set in.

The previous moves that we've had really set that precedent and gave people permission, again, to start with what they have.

High school dropouts living in low-income families had only 38percentt likelihood of being employed in 2008, even before the recession had really set in.

Before that realisation had really set in, a guy jumped out of a bush with a machete and demanded our cameras.

The Matrix seemed like a natural fit for a video game tie-in, and hype was high for Shiny's take on this landmark film, particularly given that its first game spin-off, Enter the Matrix, was released before the negative buzz surrounding The Matrix's sequels had really set in.

The Foxes have really set the cat among the pigeons.

My experience has really set me against banks".

"Over the years, we've really set a historical precedent.

But what has really set BuzzFeed apart, Mr. Peretti said, is its grasp of technology.

To meet one who bashed the Soviet Union as well must have really set her antennae quivering.

They say, 'That tennis player you got has really set you up, hasn't he?' " Ashe regards this as jokeworthy.