Now that reality has set in, some of those grandiose promises are already non-starters.
That's when "reality starts setting in, and some of these other ingredients start showing up.
But as the global economic crisis set in some of this growth proved tenuous.
Before the rains set in, some of the most seriously wounded arrived by helicopter from villages in Pakistani-controlled Kashmir. Pakistani-controlled Kashmir
It's a typical National Trust campsite: well-organised, efficiently run, and set in some of England's finest scenery.
Set in some of the most spectacular scenery in Ireland, North Antrim has for decades been Paisley country, a solidly Protestant redoubt that has returned Ian Paisley to the House of Commons since the early 1970s.
The chancellor, in a letter to the state education commissioner, Richard P. Mills, requested a waiver from the Regents policy, saying he could not recruit teachers to the schools, set in some of the city's poorest neighborhoods, because of inadequate teacher salaries, which can be as much as 25percentt lower than those in some suburbs.
Then again, he is only 73, and his rate of production seems to be accelerating again: last summer, after only a three-year silence, he produced a Vineland prequel of sorts, Inherent Vice, set in some of the same California locations during 1969 and 1970, and involving a similar-sounding cast of hippies and government agents.
Set in some of the most beautiful places in the world, our royal honeymoon suggestions are dream holidays in their own right.
Lately we've noticed a profusion of cubes in the world of hotel design -- modern, self-contained pods set in some of planet's most otherworldly landscapes.
