Sentence examples for more setup from inspiring English sources

More setup, more settings, none of which are ever explained.

Then again, it may be one more setup in this scheme-filled story.

His interview with Young Arebamen, "Lagos's top cop," is far more setup than substance.

He would turn a deaf ear to actors' pleas for retakes or technicians' requests for more setup time.

Revealing secrets and changing lives at the end of a story serves an author — and reader — best when we get a little more setup than Torres has offered.

There's more setup involved, but it'll impress all your friends.

Like television producers, independent filmmakers are flocking to digital cameras, largely because shooting on video makes possible more setups during a single day and longer takes for each shot, enabling the cameras to keep rolling as actors get into character or improvise.

("You O.K., Jeff? Great! We've got a few more setups we're losing the light!") He also speaks glowingly of Hal Ashby, who, facing an antagonistic producer on his final, blighted film, "Eight Million Ways to Die," recruited an alcoholic studio spy to serve as "technical adviser" for Mr. Bridges's tequila-soaked protagonist.

A more complicated setup is hard to envisage.

If you're just going out loot-hunting, there's no more efficient setup.

The contrast can be seen immediately in the more complicated setup of "Prisoners of War".