Sentence examples for setting in to from inspiring English sources

In Nebraska, a mixed-race couple takes in the wife's elderly father; his dementia is setting in to where he often forgets to censor his racist comments.

"From the realities of government-run healthcare setting in to the continuing disclosures of the breadth of NSA's domestic spying, more Americans than ever are ready to take a serious look at candidates who offer real alternatives to business-as-usual," the release announcing the PAC said.

If the wine has begun setting in to the wood, the first step is to try to clean the stained area with a strong bleach.

We got off the bus, with knees aching and fatigue setting in, to find our host, Diego, smiling and welcoming us to the car.

Winter is setting in, adding to the problems.

Now, a kind of terminal exhaustion seems to have set in. "Something to Tell You"?

A corrupting smugness has set in to these comedies.

There was still danger but a certain tedium had set in to the soldiers' routines.

The company recently spent millions, money committed before the recession set in, to build a new commissary and a gym.

But even among those who have, a certain amnesia had set in, to which these documents are a corrective.

You don't want frustration to set in to the point of not wanting to continue on.