Sentence examples for setting up after from inspiring English sources

After alternating between closing and setting up after the July trade of Armando Benitez to the Yankees, Franco said yesterday that he would fill any role the Mets had in mind for him in 2004.

Hunt was accused of being too close to the Murdoch empire, while some supporters of Miller believed she was hounded out of office by newspapers furious at her part in setting up, after the Leveson report, the Independent Press Standards Organisation IPSOO) to adjudicate on disputes between journalists and their subjects.

That is what the government's Reach project is about too: setting up after-school clubs; helping parents have a closer, more collaborative relationship with their children's schools, and empowering community groups with resources to deliver the services that poor areas often need.

In terms of ways to attract women to the profession, the report suggests setting up mentoring schemes for female undergraduate students, and setting up after-school technology clubs and summer camps for younger girls.

They set up after-school programmes and covered the costs of travelling to competitions, and so forth.

Volunteers have kicked off a project to set up after-school clubs that teach young children how to programme computers.

Both were set up after 1993.

This is an institution that the Congress set up after the terrible attacks in Beirut.

The inquiry was set up after the deaths of Ms Pilkington and her daughter.

An inquiry was set up after allegations of child sexual abuse at Woomera.

A GoFundMe account which set up after Brendan's death raised $19,407 towards his funeral costs.