Sentence examples for life set up from inspiring English sources

A starting point for this evolution can be traced back to Albarn's first foray into Mali, an adventure he says changed his life, set up initially by Oxfam.

John Carey's review in the Sunday Times of Claire Tomalin's Charles Dickens: A Life set up the problem of how to squeeze the novelist's busy, energetic life into a single book.

"Those three years were about getting the fundamentals of my life set up," she has said since.

Outside, conservative groups, including the Family Research Council and Americans United for Life, set up tables with swag and promotional materials.

All public bodies are meant to observe the "Nolan rules", precepts of the committee on standards on public life, set up by John Major and now chaired by Sir Nigel Wicks.

His sense of self is very centred.' It is probably the case that with his impeccably organised flat in Hampstead, his views over the Heath, his walks, his large and varied circle of friends, Hollinghurst has, as Motion believes, life set up pretty much as he wants it; and yet, the books are full of yearning.

Fast forward twenty years – I've lived a conventional life, setting up and running my own successful consultancy firm.

But back-to-back tries to David Mead and Josh Hoffman in the space of seven minutes brought the game to life, setting up a grandstand finish for the modest 11,450 crowd.

Being better off today gives invaluable flexibility to young graduates starting out in life, setting up a home or starting a family.

Another volunteer, Melissa, revamped her social life, setting up dinners with friends and scheduling regular face-to-face time with her brother — who, to Melissa's frustration, had a hard time looking up from his phone during their meetings.

He used the post to involve himself in a number of aspects of Iraqi public life, setting up a ministry of youth to promote himself and, ostensibly, the aspirations of a new generation of Iraqis.