Sentence examples for had set to make from inspiring English sources
The Burkle-Broad offer throws into doubt today's deadline, which the board had set to make a decision.
Lloyds Banking Group – which rescued HBOS in 2008 after the fraud took place – has set aside £100m for redress but now has little chance of meeting a month-end deadline it had set to make offers to all 64 victims.
Radio broadcasting began in the early 1920s, but before 1932, not enough people had sets to make radio a factor in politics.
The Nexus 6 has the feature set to make that happen, but this time not without some serious thought.
Oldham says that he had set out to make a swaggering blockbuster, in the tradition of the Rolling Stones' "Sticky Fingers".
Wender, who published the first practical synthesis of prostratin and its analogs in 2008, had set out to make a simpler, more effective synthetic analog of bryostatin.
The team collectively agreed that this game was not what they had set out to make, and were having trouble finding a publisher.
In this episode it was revealed that he'd made a list of all the people he'd wronged, and had set out to make things right.
I asked the filmmakers if they had set out to make Martin look foolish, but Bailey said that Martin insisted on doing the intervew exactly like that.
