Sentence examples for show set up from inspiring English sources

Ms. Dean, the documents show, set up a meeting for Mr. Darby with senior housing officials.

Then the network's "NFL Today" show set up shop on Sunday mornings.

Australian comedy duo Hamish & Andy, who host a weekly radio show, set up the 'experiment', offering people the chance to see Ed Sheeran for $2.

Mair is careful when he talks about this, but the show set up a GoFundMe page and the listeners gave John £25,000.

Cynthia Rowley's show, set up like an afternoon tea party, with waitresses offering trays of finger sandwiches, captured her girlish sense of humor.

"The creators have a new show set up at CW, right?" This scene, early in the first episode of the new CW series "The L.A. Complex" on Tuesday night, is a Russian nesting doll of television in-jokes.

I'm not suggesting anyone would stage something, but there could be ideal conditions (and/or shows) set up.

Another show sets up a house as though it is on some outer-space colony in a distant future.

The show sets up a fight that's been put off for too long in our non-television world.

The framework of Evelyn's solo show sets up some agonizing forgetting and painful family revelations that hit sharply with Evelyn's refrain of "mother stayed at home," repeated obsessively and with a punchy twist.

This truly tops most of the financial chicanery featured on American Greed and I can almost hear Stacey Keach, the actor who narrates the show, setting up the dark contours of Jared's latest episode of corrupt Washington deal-making.