Sentence examples for setting up a standing from inspiring English sources

Customers can save up to £200 a month by setting up a standing order from their Santander current account.

Jeremy Hoyland remembers a phone call from his father after the artists' first meeting: "I think I might have underestimated [Hirst]." During the last years of Hoyland's life, Hirst supported the older man, setting up a standing order to buy his paintings.

Setting up a standing order with your bank to transfer a small amount each day — roughly £2 - £5 ($3.15-$3.15-$7.75 your savings adds up, Jervis recommends.

Again, NICE has probably gone further than most such institutions in setting up a standing body their Citizens Council to try to understand the values that members of the public, with no professional interest in health care, believe should underpin NICE's technology appraisals and other work.

One idea is to set up a standing conference to draw in all the EU hopefuls.

The cicadas have set up a standing wave of noise around the tables.

You can then set up a standing order to transfer a monthly salary into your first account".

And "lord" is a big word for somebody who sets up a standing order and buggers off to Thailand.

The coalition set up a standing "Islam Conference" to negotiate relations between the religion and the state.

His broker, Lindsey Owen of Town Residential, even set up a standing daily 4 p.m. appointment to discuss any new listings, in order to set up showings quickly.

But canny savers can simply debit £500 from their existing bank account across to Santander, then set up a standing order to send it back the next day.