Sentence examples for had stopped setting from inspiring English sources
At some point after they moved here, she had become more of a friend to Harley than a parent; Harley had been miserable at his new school, and Lilli had stopped setting boundaries.
In fact, most of us had stopped setting our alarms – but not because we were uninterested in what the days had in store.
Although WHO reported a remarkable expansion to nearly 9.1 million voluntary medical male circumcisions (VMMC) performed for HIV prevention through 2014... .., funders had stopped setting global targets.
Hamas members have stopped setting fire to Internet cafes in the name of pornography prevention.
Regulations and licensing requirements are so strict that non-governmental organisations have stopped setting up shop.
The couple has stopped setting aside money for higher education so they can meet the mortgage payments.
This non-identity might be a victory if it meant that women have stopped defining themselves in terms of their external relationships rather than internal compasses, or that they have stopped setting impossible standards for themselves, or they have ceased comparing themselves to others.
Nor have the boats stopped setting out.
Tykwer, with a bad cold and a large scarf around his neck which resembled a Renaissance millstone collar, had stopped by the Wachowskis' set to discuss the situation.
It has stopped articulating a greater purpose, stopped setting the agenda, and stopped appearing to have its finger on the pulse.
