Sentence examples for set up out from inspiring English sources

WHAT DO YOU DO WITH IT? Beyond tax reasons, many partnerships are set up out of a legitimate interest to keep families together after the parents die.

The company he set up out of university prospered, and the Royal Shakespeare Company took him on as an assistant director.

I've noticed how across the region so many groups being set up out of dismay and thinking: we can do something if we get together.

The Asia Art Archive, set up out of personal frustration at the end of 2000, has generated a collective awareness of the urgent necessity for the documentation, interpretation and dissemination of knowledge in the field.

Marc Levin, a conservative lawyer who headed the Texas foundation's justice-reform operation, came up with a catchy name — Right on Crime — for a new advocacy group set up out of the foundation in 2010 to share policy ideas and mobilize prominent conservatives for reform.

With Redis Labs, much of the manual configuration is automated to be set up out of the box.

The court was set up out-of-doors, in the shade of a raisin-storage silo.

Four items measured satisfaction with the current cooperative (scale 1: response variable) and three items measured satisfaction with the state of affairs before the cooperative was set up (out-of-hours care in a rota system).

While this trend may eventually yield better-connected neighborhoods, the present is still colored by mismatch, with major employment centers setting up out on the periphery, far from mass transit.

Set up and neaten out your room.

Set up the board out of the way.