Sentence examples for setting up one of from inspiring English sources

Check out Todd's post on setting up one of these towers.

After stints at Apple and Fujitsu, Hoffman struck out on his own, setting up one of the earliest social networking firms, SocialNet.com.

In addition, home automation is not currently a well-developed market, and so a company has to actually convince users on the merit of setting up one of these systems in the first place.

We have several bars on property, and we're setting up one of those bars in particular.

Lewis, who has Down syndrome, subbed into the contest late in the second half, setting up one of those oh-so-perfect sports moments: With just ticks left on the clock, he caught a pass in the right corner, and didn't hesitate before letting the three fly. .

Some 30 years later the Manchus invaded Korea for the first time on their way to conquering the Ming dynasty in China and setting up one of their own, the Qing.

While the Italians cooked we set up one of the factory workbenches on the quay, and borrowed some chairs from a pub.

Unbeknown to Keith, the producer had also set up one of his nieces to be on another line and so we were able to reunite him with his long lost family.

In 1970, with Dr. Locke, he set up one of the first annual scholarly conferences on the Holocaust, a forum that continues today.

He also helped to set up one of the first "quant" funds, which rely on mathematical algorithms to find profitable investments.

It's difficult to avoid the conclusion that the Army Corps of Engineers decided to set up one of their critics for an FBI investigation using a bogus charge based on a newspaper article the Corps knew was false.