Sentence examples for setting up building from inspiring English sources
For those who want to help with building but cannot make it to Calais, the Hummingbird Project is setting up "building weekends" in Brighton over the next few months.
Executions are very public events in Iran, with authorities setting up building cranes at the scene of the crime or on the central square of the city where the crime took place.
I had a whole workshop set up, building all these chairs and whatever else we needed.
The bill that was passed on Friday requires that such shared schools set up building councils to allocate space and monitor conflict.
In an effort to soothe long-standing disputes between charter schools and the traditional public schools they share space with, the legislation would also require schools to set up building councils to monitor conflict.
As a way to promote this, Knight and a team of collaborators have set up Building Rights, a "repository of planning knowledge; a user-generated forum where the rules of what is built and what is not are shared".
The "oceanic" idea is to set up building blocks for deeper exploration of an issue.
An ambulance system will be set up building on existing ambulance services in the community.
It is a powerful set-up, building suspense and a mounting sense of anxiety: what terrible things are going to happen to Cee, and how will Frank save her, when he can't save himself?
You don't set up a false front democracy, you don't set up buildings and institutions and then deny them power.
