How To Use Set in stone In A Sentence
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The only time you get a bit apprehensive is when plans need to be set in stone.
The Sun
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In this competitive climate, no fees are set in stone.
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In reality the divide is a relatively recent development, perhaps set in stone in perceptions by moments of mutual cultural hostility between Europe and America.
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And tremble at my agedness: apparently my taste in pop was set in stone twenty-nine years ago.
Yatima » 2009 » March
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HOLLYWOOD-style handprints have been set in stone to mark a major modernisation scheme at York District Hospital.
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But until any policy is set in stone, this may not be enough to calm buyers' jitters.
Times, Sunday Times
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After all, our neural pathways are not set in stone.
Times, Sunday Times
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This evolving and emergent property of grammar is not recognised in static formalist grammars like TG grammar, which tend to imply that the structures they so elegantly diagrammitise are set in stone.
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But until any policy is set in stone, this may not be enough to calm buyers' jitters.
Times, Sunday Times
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In short, the cutoff date for analog TV may not be set in stone, but consumers are transitioning on their own terms.
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Before, she had assumed that her life would be set in stone; she would marry a noble, live the sheltered life of a noblewoman, and bear children.
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Rather than being set in stone, the iron trough containing the canal is balanced on top of hundred-foot long, spindly legs.
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Scattered across the rolling European countryside, they were once memorialized, raised to the skies in a Kansas City park, they were set in stone.
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Nothing is set in stone, and all is very easily cancelable and moved," Mr. Aboulafia said.
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Though it is not set in stone just yet, there is every chance that he might finally bid farewell to professional football at the end of the season.
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The only time you get a bit apprehensive is when plans need to be set in stone.
The Sun
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In fact, it could not change its plan as it was set in stone, dictated by EU directives.
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Another problem we see in Susan is her static thinking and not dynamic thinking, [sometimes tough words in China are a substitute for tough action], sometimes does not mean its set in stone.
Matthew Yglesias » Endgame
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The aperitivo is a tradition set in stone.
Times, Sunday Times
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Also set in stone were the cylinder bore diameter, the block's minimum deck height, and the minimum distance from the crank centerline to the sump.
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the agreement is not yet set in stone
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You cannot have a rule, which is set in stone, that in every case you have to have an eyewitness that corroborates.
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The only time you get a bit apprehensive is when plans need to be set in stone.
The Sun
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One consequence of his death is that his personal opinions are now set in stone, unamenable to adaptation.
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After all, our neural pathways are not set in stone.
Times, Sunday Times
