Idiom - Set in stone
If an agreement, policy, or rule is set in stone, it is completely decided and cannot be changed.
Split up (with)
To end the marriage or relationship.
Fall out (with)
To have an argument and stop being friendly with them.
Go out (with)
When a couple spend time together socially, and have a romantic relationship.
Idiom - Set great store by something / someone
To have positive expectations for someone or something. To value highly.
Get on (with)
To have a great relationship with each other.
Get over (somebody)
To start feeling better after a person has made you unhappy.
Idiom - Set in somebody’s way
Inflexible; unwilling to change.
Fall for (Somebody)
To be strongly attracted to somebody and start loving them.
Idiom - Set foot somewhere
If you set foot somewhere, you physically go there.