Sentence examples for times set up from inspiring English sources

In response, The Times set up a public fund, which last year financed 15 additional scholarships.

Police officers on bikes and in cars followed and at times set up roadblocks to prevent the group from turning up certain streets, including one that led to a spot where protesters said that Republican delegates were holding an event.

Why doesn't The Times set up a special section online, perhaps called "New York Times Online Raw" to present breaking news that has not yet been formalized for the print edition?

Shockey lined up wide three times, set up at the left bookend on 10 plays, the right bookend on 26 plays, and was in the slot on 7 plays.

There were times, setting up the interview with actress Keeley Hawes, when I thought it would never happen.

Alabama stifled Robinson's playmaking ability, and did not seem very worried about his passing, at times setting up as though daring him to throw.

In overtime, the Lions got the ball first and ran seven straight times, setting up Hanson's 48-yard field goal that decided the game, 23-20.

Mr. Ravi, also 18 at the time, set up the webcam and watched from a friend's room.

The young landlord farmed his land near the Lachine Rapids and, at the same time, set up a fur-trading outpost.

The bank acted with the national governments, which at the same time set up a 500 billion euro, or $715 billion, bailout fund for the distressed countries.

Both joined the faculty of San Francisco State College and, at the same time, set up the Actor's Workshop above a judo academy.