The phrase 'set shop' is not correct or usable in written English.
You can use the phrase 'open a shop' instead. Example sentence: She decided to open a shop in the nearby mall.
In Act III, the rock is still there, though now it's broken into fragments, so that it no longer looks like a mixup at the set shop.
New York Theater Workshop joins the talks and eventually buys a city-owned property to use as a costume and set shop.
And the props, which include a steel-framed bed to evoke the jail Macheath is locked in, look as if they were either taken randomly from the set shop or found on the street.
Everything in the set was borrowed from a theater in New Jersey where the set designer works, except a pair of "Cats" eyes, which were painted by some generous souls in that theater's set shop.
The group smashed windows and set shops and bank offices on fire, the mayor said.
Hundreds of youths fought with steel bars and set shops and cars ablaze in the city of Osh.
The enraged marchers went on a rampage, setting shops on fire.
Fittingly, perhaps, Casket Discounters set up shop in a bedding store.
If that doesn't work, set up shop in front of a busy grocery store.
And how did Kamprad set up shop?
But other doctors have set up shop.
