Sentence examples for it becomes set from inspiring English sources

But once it becomes set in stone, any particular mindset is exceptionally difficult to change.

Either way, founders should be deliberate about how workplace culture develops and know that it becomes set when the team grows to 20 members, according to Tinker.

Like clay becomes rigid once it's fired, it becomes set, and sometimes you have to let go of those things in order for the real idea to be free.

A report shows that 225 MPs are on "the Twitter," and that, should the committee recommendation go through, there will be a one-year trial before it becomes set-in-stone policy.

This maybe seem obvious and redundant, but if you repeatedly tell a child you love them, it will become set in stone, and they will never forget it.

We all do it; our memories become set pieces in the retelling, and this is particularly understandable in people used to the spotlight, who have to repeat things over and over.

At dinner, it becomes a setting for candle-lit romance, where marriage — not business — proposals are made.

But you know a neighborhood has arrived — and passed the point of affordability for most mortals — when it becomes the setting for a Danielle Steel novel.

Derbyshire's Chatsworth House is under the spotlight again as it becomes the setting for new BBC period drama, Death Comes to Pemberley.

The only play that really made money was Serjeant Musgrave's Dance and that was when it became a set text in schools.

The Voodoo "Macbeth," as it became known, set the template for Wellesian theatre: a displacing concept (the action was moved to a Caribbean island reminiscent of Haiti in the era of Henri Christophe); stark, eerie lighting; ruthless editing.