Sentence examples for have really set from inspiring English sources

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

"They basically have really set the global stage in terms of banning cigarette smoking from restaurants and public places," Fried said.

"It's not the people on the courses doing the picking that are to blame, it's TV chefs and such like that have really set the whole thing alight.

"It is very easy to imagine one of the soldiers panicking and firing into the crowd, and that would have really set us back a very long way".

We have really set the standard here, so everyone knows what to aim for in that team pursuit so we will have our work cut out – but bring it on".

The announcement that the training budget for higher-level teaching assistants would be scrapped sneaked out almost unnoticed and is indicative of where the coalition have really set their sights.

Since 1989 decline had really set in.

My experience has really set me against banks".

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

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

Sandoval's goal has really set them a test now, and the presence of Findley as a counter-attacking menace may keep them second-guessing.