Sentence examples for setting up a station from inspiring English sources

A D.J. probably won't be setting up a station in the Topshop section anytime soon.

Now it's pretty much plug and play as far as this stuff goes, and anyone can do it," he said, estimating the cost of setting up a station at less than $500.

Critics both in and outside the corporation contend that the BBC was misguided in the first place by setting up a station that could never appeal to so many cultures, languages and religions.

He'd never set up a station in November and December before.

A private company is trying to set up a station in the country.

Once you have set up a station with plenty of prototyping materials it is time to challenge your students to create their prototypes.

Rescuers, including members of the police Emergency Service Unit who are also trained medical technicians, had set up a station at the Roosevelt Island terminal, but there were no reported injuries.

Refusing to be silenced – and putting her life on the line – she set up a station in the UK to continue broadcasting a much-needed voice of reassurance to her country.

One vaguely ridiculous idea that might actually work would be to set up a station as customers entered the store.

Each divine attribute and each prophetic archetype sets up a "station" (maqâm) in which human beings can stand and from which they can observe the nature of things.

7. Set up a station of a bowl with the melted chocolate, a bowl with the cocoa powder and a tray or a plate lined with baking paper.