Sentence examples for set up far from inspiring English sources

A plane is set up far down the tarmac, and Boy and Girl Scouts who volunteer as passengers lie about the area "bleeding" and moaning.

One thing that has happened to directing in the last decade, Mr. Roth said, is that many filmmakers have taken to watching scenes on video monitors, often set up far from where the actors are.

But the sheriff, Rich Stanek, said the risks — including those to his deputies, who were spending much of their time speeding across the lake in airboats to rescue people — were too high, leaving some fishermen grumbling that they had no way to get to the fish houses they had set up far from shore.

Closed systems can be set up far inland, but may encounter problems such as inadequate food supply, water fouling, pests, etc. Nonetheless, the breeding and rearing of Ciona in the laboratory is feasible and stands to be further developed as more groups begin to incorporate genetic screens and genetic engineering in their studies (see below).

But, the current Title IX set up does far too little to make that a reality and far too much to interfere with the intimate lives college students.

Significantly, only two care trusts that provide elderly care have been set up so far.

And the bass, drums and guitar set up is far from redundant.

Before long, the guillotine would be set up not far from this jewel box of a room.

The family now lives in shacks made of carpets, scraps of corrugated tin and plastic sheeting set up not far from railroad tracks.

But only three institutes have been set up so far, in part because some schools feared losing control of faculty inventions.

174 free schools have been set up so far, of which about 50 are in areas where there's no need for more places.