Sentence examples for set up probably from inspiring English sources

Their one point in common is what happened in suite 2806 of the Sofitel, when a naked Mr Strauss-Kahn emerged from the shower, found the maid preparing to clean the room, and seduced her (his version) or forced her (hers) into giving him a brief blow-job.For Edward Epstein the story then turns into a speculative one about Mr Strauss-Kahn being set up, probably by French intelligence services.

Djokovic, 171-1 in his career when two sets up, probably anticipated a routine stroll to win No 172.

That bit isn't for novices, but anyone who has an existing system that likely took a bit of work to set up will probably be able to do it.

First, it can be tricky to set up, and probably involves "double-NATting".

And the way my office is set up, we probably generate 2,000 to 3,000 nonpayment proceedings a month, so the person who received the information wouldn't have any reason to know there was a problem".

In future any new school being set up will probably be a free school.

If she does quit as the national coach, a job she has handled for the last 13 years, she would prefer her successor to be someone who is already involved in the England set-up, probably Mo Marley who has had significant success as the Under-19 manager.

The current set-up probably ends up generating far more waste and inefficiency since it forces each agency to compete for short-term funding, which encourages inter-agency turf-wars and militates against long-term planning in the UN system as a whole.

Now we're in a situation where the current coalition set-up probably won't work, given the Lib Dems' haemorrhaging support.

Our results differed quantitatively by about 10% from previous measurements with the same test set-up, probably because we ran the test cycles at lower temperatures.

The results also indicate that the generation of bone in this experimental set-up probably follows an 'endochondral-like pattern' since transient cartilage generation was evident in the first week of incubation.