Sentence examples for setting up at the from inspiring English sources

Setting up at the Rutgers 40, Miami needed one play to score -- Dorsey's pass to split end Andre Johnson.

Eno started his live career with Roxy Music by setting up at the back of the venue and ended up onstage, sometimes playing his synthesizer with an oversized plastic knife and fork.

The fund now plans to use the Republican convention to raise still more money, setting up at the Ritz Carlton, where top fund-raisers are staying, to tap as many rich Republicans as they can.

They may have the album, they may well know the songs, but the sight of the London Metropolitan Orchestra setting up at the back of the stage still causes bewilderment among the riotous beer boys at the front of the stage.

Much of the early advice on working from home consisted of not setting up at the kitchen table and getting the angle right between the eyes and the top of the computer monitor – something that's gone out of the window now that most people use laptops.

In August 1977 he was in Portland, Maine setting up at the next Presley engagement when he heard he had died.

A shelter was being set up at the town offices.

But not many Tawerghans turned up at the polling stations set up at the camp.

Doctors at a clinic set up at the ruined airport in Tacloban are desperate for supplies.

Units devoted to delivery, strategy and the like were set up at the heart of government.

They set up at the seaport, even though Barbarotto was convinced they'd missed the barge.