Sentence examples for set up a string from inspiring English sources
So I'm going to set up a string initially here that's empty.
Later, he moved to Soweto and set up a string of successful mobile phone repair shops in the township.
What if you were paying a local organisation, like the RCWDO, to set up a string of small businesses?
In Aliabad, a town in the south of the province, a group of about a hundred men called the Critical Infrastructure Protection force had set up a string of checkpoints.
If, say, a talented car mechanic in central India or north-west Brazil wanted to set up a string of garages, he might well need $10,000-worth of equipment.
Nepal, Malaysia, and Indonesia have set up a string of national parks and sanctuaries where the animal is effectively protected; Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam are pursuing the same course.
Eventually, when the Stratford-Upon-Avon stuff subsides, Ms. Brown sets up a string of convenient coincidences and sets each daughter on the path to the self-realization that has been long overdue.
The World Food Program had started an ingenious project, setting up a string of bakeries that allowed a group of widows to bake bread for money and provide food for the rest.
It's why the novel's anarchic anti-hero, Tyler Durden, sets up a string of clandestine fight clubs where men can escape the alienation of their day jobs and the sterile acquisitiveness of their apartments, and connect through physical contact.
But where a contemporary show such as 24 has chosen to deal with the war on terror by setting up a string of impossibly last-minute disaster scenarios that can only be foiled if Jack Bauer flicks through his on-the-hoof torture manual, Battlestar has taken a much more elegant and complicated tack.
Once again, the tax-credit system that the UK introduced to boost – theoretically – the domestic film industry has triggered controversy, after it was revealed that the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) had benefitted by over £1bn after setting up a string of deals with Hollywood studios.
