Sentence examples for still set up from inspiring English sources

But American intelligence was still set up to track cold-war targets -- states and armies.

Some companies are still set up in such a way that culturally, managers and directors are pitted against each other.

With Russell Batiste on drums, they still set up grooves and syncopations that carry every hip into irresistible motion.

The table was still set up in the office, so we stood around it while I told the story of the very picky client.

Schools would aid student parents greatly if they provided information about local daycare resources or, better still, set up a child-care centre on campus.

The other day, four elderly men studying Talmud there said Mr. Felder still set up chairs for worship and laid out a Sabbath afternoon meal.

Swedish women are still setting up homes and having children, just outside wedlock.

He's moderated his tone since opposition, but Abbott still sets up propositions in provocative and binary ways.

In 2009, hacked e-mails show, Band was still setting up phone calls for the former President.

While we were still setting up, Charles Saatchi was stalking around, rifling through people's half-hung work.

"It's easy!" The Logistics of Democracy On Monday, most of the serious campaigns were still setting up their offices, hiring staff members and figuring out how to conduct such a crowded, truncated election.