Sentence examples for set up themselves from inspiring English sources

"You can see at last 500 boys out there on the field today playing football, tag rugby and basketball games that they've set up themselves".

The primary question to keep in mind is, "Does the tribe want me to visit them?" "If you are visiting tribal people go to a project they have set up themselves, don't feel you can intrude on tribal people who haven't invited you in," advises Tricia Barnett of Tourism Concern.

As part of its payroll services, Zenefits also sets up deductions employees pay for health insurance and other benefits, which employers would usually have to set up themselves.

The solution is designed to be flexible, allowing merchants to add or remove devices from their network easily, and easy enough that merchants can set up themselves and have it up and running in the same day.

As with Canonical's BootStack service for standing up OpenStack clouds for businesses, the company will offer different pricing plans according to whether customers want support for clouds that they set up themselves or that they ask Canonical to stand up for them from the ground up.

After the listening session, Swift invited her fans one at a time to take photos with her — photos that they could set up themselves.

"Otherwise," he says, "[island nations] may be setting up themselves for a greater fall putting all their eggs in a very vulnerable basket".

The currency swap lines that central banks set up among themselves have also been shut down.

Many have set up for themselves, as plain smiths or artistic ones.

"They would have been way too intimidated" to set up networks themselves, he said.

Small shops are thought to be the only enterprises that individuals can easily set up by themselves.