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set in stone

ADJECTIVE
  1. no longer changeable
    the agreement is not yet set in stone

How To Use set in stone In A Sentence

  • Nothing is set in stone, and all is very easily cancelable and moved," Mr. Aboulafia said. Airbus Sales in Limbo if a Merger Happens
  • After all, our neural pathways are not set in stone. Times, Sunday Times
  • One consequence of his death is that his personal opinions are now set in stone, unamenable to adaptation.
  • The only time you get a bit apprehensive is when plans need to be set in stone. The Sun
  • You cannot have a rule, which is set in stone, that in every case you have to have an eyewitness that corroborates.
  • the agreement is not yet set in stone
  • 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.
  • The aperitivo is a tradition set in stone. Times, Sunday Times
  • 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
  • In fact, it could not change its plan as it was set in stone, dictated by EU directives.
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