Sentence examples for clubs setting from inspiring English sources

Many West players raised the opening one-club bid directly to five clubs, setting North-South a nasty problem.

At least 16 of the 24 games drew attendances of fewer than 1,000, with a couple of clubs setting records for their lowest attendances.

This also succeeds, it would seem, for East can take the ace and shift to clubs, setting up five tricks for the defense before the declarer can make nine tricks.

The Dodgers and Angels weren't supposed to be fielding questions over potential of missing the playoffs at this point in the season, but late-summer swoons have intensified a crisis in confidence for Los Angeles's major-league clubs, setting up a roller-coaster ride entering September stretch run.

After Yoozooph met Achom, a property investor at an Indian restaurant in 2003, they talked on and off about starting clubs, setting up Crystal Club together with a group of other investors in 2005.

But PFA Scotland's lawyer Margaret Gribbon said: "I have sent a detailed letter to the clubs setting out the facts and repeating our very firm legal view that Mr Green's allegations of breach of contract are entirely without legal merit.

Many international clubs set up booths with food, informational pamphlets, and pictures in Kresge Oval.

Singles' clubs set people up according to requirements — height, income, property.

Most clubs set a flat caddying fee per round, but the real pay comes from tips.

In 1910, the three clubs set out on their first major concert tour which took them to Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, Rochester and New York City.

Unlike league matches, where clubs set ticket prices, the FA sets a maximum that can then be lowered.