Set one’s teeth on edge
To be unpleasant and to cause an uncomfortable feeling.The idea that we would have to move our office immediately set my teeth on edge.
Set one`s heart on (something)
To want something very much.I set my heart on a nice holiday this winter although I have no money.
Set in one’s ways
To be inflexible.My grandfather is set in his ways and he will not change his habits.
Set in
To begin and probably continue (used for a weather or mental condition).The rain has set in and it looks like it will not stop.
Set great store on (someone or something)
To like or value someone or something.Our company sets great store on their ability to attract good people.
Set forth (somewhere)
To start to go somewhere, to begin a trip.We set forth on our holiday at 7:00 this morning.
Set forth (something)
To explain something exactly or clearly.The manager carefully set forth the terms of the rental contract.
Set foot (somewhere)
To step or go somewhere.I have never set foot in that restaurant and I never will in the future.
Set fire to (something)
To make something burn.The workers set fire to the building by accident.
Set eyes on (someone or something)
To see someone or something for the first time.I do not know if my friend is here or not. I have not set eyes on her since yesterday.