Sentence examples for * setting up in from inspiring English sources

Companies have an interest in setting up in-house grids to "share corporate knowledge" she suggests.

I was setting up in London as a fledgling filmmaker.

Hedge funds are setting up in the city centre.

"There's no dealer setting up in the mountains," he says.

"It's great to have new businesses setting up in the town.

TV crews are setting up in front of the Marlins' dugout.

The women setting up in the sex industry are doing it in a particular way.

Even within the nonprofit world, there are more investment manager positions because more institutions, like Carnegie, are setting up in-house management teams.

And Sainsbury's has seen an 8% jump in spirit sales too, after setting up in-store cocktail bays, complete with liquor, mixers and shakers.

Her responsibilities include setting up in-store demonstrations for the product manufacturers who want to get onto retailer shelves and maintaining Horizon's database.

As the cost of computers dropped, companies started setting up in-house data-processing departments and payroll services with the help of firms like Accenture.