Sentence examples for it soon set up from inspiring English sources

But we were constantly saying, 'We're not women's movement central, we're a magazine.'" And while it soon set up a "tot lot" where staff members could leave their children while they worked, the office was, at first, somewhat improvised.

And though it doesn't yet forward anywhere, you can bet Google will soon set up googlebuzz.com to point to the service, just as googlewave.com points to Google Wave.

Kenya, Nigeria and the Philippines may soon set up pilot schemes.

With some pushing and tugging and lifting, the rooftop crowd soon set up the windmill.

On his return he passed the bar examination late in 1806 and soon set up as a lawyer.

Friends had soon set up #WheresBunyan and #WheresIndira hashtags on Twitter to discuss Edward and India's whereabouts.

He said the two sides would soon set up a joint committee to identify possible investment projects.

She soon set up her own agency, Golden Communication Group, to take advantage of the country's insatiable new appetite for consumerism.

The officials said they would soon set up a panel to review the long-term prisoners' situation annually.

Companies like BMW and Pitney Bowes, and major investment banks, including Lehman Brothers, Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch, soon set up shop.

Compare and contrast with Bill Clinton, beset by scandals almost from day one, and who soon set up a special White House unit to deal with them.