Sentence examples for started to set up from inspiring English sources

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.

Over the past few years countries have started to set up protected marine areas in their own economic zones.

"Family limited partnerships" were being publicized to lawyers and accountants in November 2007 at the time Blair's lawyers started to set up his structures.

As part of the effort to help women who got surrounded by gangs of men, activists have started to set up watchtowers in Tahrir Square, to allow volunteers to see harassment taking place.

Let's break this out with some maps Political divisions: Yanukovych v Tymoshenko and EU v Russia Why Russia is in Crimea Ukraine's parliament has largely taken over, and named an interim president, Olexandr Turchynov, started to set up a new government and called May elections.

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.

But it starts to set up a firmer standard to talk about the impact side, and not just scale and profitability as proxies for impact.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is starting to set up the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, but relief for consumers befuddled by the complex disclosures that accompany credit cards, auto loans and mortgages will not come about right away.

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