Sentence examples for ideal set up from inspiring English sources
OK, just checking" And to be fair, it wasn't an ideal set up for a gig like this: the full house were seated for a show that really should have been standing room.
For example, the massive baseball complex he built in his hometown of Aberdeen, Md., is home to both one of his teams and his instructional summer camps an ideal set up for enticing youngsters who attend the pro-games with their families.
Impact of the Big Bang on University of Maryland Bioengineering In this capstone course students visit the University of Maryland medical school and shadow doctors, nurses, and other hospital workers to learn about problems and needs, which is an ideal set up for customer interviews and discovery.
As a result of their great phenotypic diversity and high number of species, cichlid fishes provide an ideal set up to examine the genetic basis of rapid speciation, evolutionary innovations and adaptation [ 21, 31- 37].
For its part, the I.O.C. reacted firmly and farsightedly, punishing its members who had failed to respect the oath of the Olympic ideal, setting up an independent ethics commission, drastically altering the rules governing the award of the Olympic Games and, above all, thoroughly reforming its structure to bring in transparency, modernity and democracy".
"These would be ideal to set up, say, at Yankee Stadium at a baseball game," he said, "or in front of the New York Stock Exchange".
Victory could – in ideal circumstances – set up a rubber match for Crolla against the Liverpudlian Derry Mathews, who won the WBA's interim title by beating Tony Luis over 12 rounds in Liverpool in April.
A network of Albanians, many of them fleeing the war in the Balkans, found that Belgium was an ideal place to set up shop.
During the fair, Teddy Roosevelt thought it was the ideal spot to set up his Boone and Crockett hunting club, but Olmsted said no to the future president and other exhibitors who wanted a piece of his island.
And with the growth of novel ways to raise money quickly and independently of banks, the postgraduate years, say many young entrepreneurs, can be an ideal time to set up a business.
A coalition of primary school teachers in Newark have signed a letter sent to the Guardian suggesting Cutts-McKay is a far from ideal candidate to set up a new school in the area [see footnote].
