Sentence examples for had truly set from inspiring English sources

By the summer, the rot had truly set in, and the computer industry pronounced its disappointment with the product.

When, in 1998, Britney Spears -- in thigh-high stockings that stretched vainly toward a wee pleated skirt -- twist-tied her schoolgirl blouse up over her sports bra and sang "... Baby One More Time" on MTV, the sun had truly set on the Decade of the Diva (Madonna, Mariah, Whitney et al).. Since then, the cradle has been rockin'.

Sharing the mutual pain of my dark past with all these strangers had truly set me free.

But it's President Clinton who has truly set the proper tone.

This Henry has truly set aside the boisterous friends of his youth and scoured from his soul any traces of the spirit that frolicked in their company.

Now that the icy grip of winter has truly set in, and Britain is as cold as it has ever been, it is more important than ever to have access to safe, efficient sources of heating.

A shift towards a two-party system, if that is what the DPJ's strong showing has truly set in motion, will have a big impact on this contest.

And so a second American World Cup, which might have truly set the seal on football's ascendance in that nation, was passed over for a Qatari one.That decision might be overturned, which would be all to the good.

When summer has truly set in, and you feel the heat of a thousand suns after ten steps outside, the last thing you want to do is cook heavy, complex dinners.

The balls had truly seen better days.

But what is truly amusing about the whole thing is that we've really set this situation up ourselves.