Sentence examples for setting in on from inspiring English sources
The late arrival (wintry conditions were already setting in on the river) and the long voyage meant that it would be impossible to conduct a lengthy siege.
"You hear about a celebrity fatigue setting in on Broadway, but I haven't necessarily seen it change things".
Yet another British invasion, this time of the TV order, is setting in on America this summer.
In Florida, he noted, Democrats had become complacent after dominating the state since Reconstruction -- but now, he said, the complacency is setting in on the Republican side.
I think there was a bit of disgust setting in on Thursday morning about the Farage poster.
The weekend before last saw a storm hit the island and at the Moria camp, near the capital Mytilini, adults and children passed out with hypothermia, some with gangrene setting in on their limbs.
Panic has set in on planes, in lifts, climbing the Eiffel Tower, even in small crowds.
A strange atmosphere set in on Friday, after the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union.
After that, panic set in on the stage and in the crowd.
A chill set in on Broadway late last month when ticket sales dropped as precipitously as the temperature.
Terp removed the piece of seared foie gras with a pair of chopsticks, and set in on a cutting board.
