Sentence examples for start to set up from inspiring English sources

"You could start to set up profiles based on what you care about.

"It's like a fire brigade - you don't start to set up a fire brigade when some house is on fire".

The most important thing is to plan ahead, and have plenty of time for set up in other words, don't start to set up as everyone arrives.

We arrive to see the police start to set up a bicycle perimeter outside of the gated area.

"We have decided to ask the UN Security Council to immediately start to set up this political mission with unarmed observers for a period of 12 months that can be extended," they said in a joint communique.

Start to set up the rim lighting.

McMahan said the new law "is a really good start to setting up a better system for North Carolina distillers to succeed," predicting more than 50 distilleries will be operating in the state by year's end.

They are starting to set up offices throughout the world.

Politicians across the country—or their supporters are starting to set up their own channels.

They started to set up cafes ashore, which spread out from the docks.

And the American Red Cross started to set up an emergency shelter at a nearby church.