Sentence examples for today set up from inspiring English sources

"Three mates and I have just today set up a group and we've already got vans sorted and donations coming in – within a day," he said.

Mr. Daschle today set up that test vote for Wednesday and said the Senate would probably resume debate on a separate energy bill until then.

Meanwhile, regeneration minister Lord Falconer today set up a pilot Business Brokers scheme to promote the business benefits of getting more involved in local communities.

But Mr Harden does make clear that Mr No's flight was for freedom and not for the American cash that awaited him under the terms of Operation Moolah a bribe of $100,000 (about $900,000 today) set up in 1953 for the first pilot to defect in a MiG.

In response to mounting public anger over new revelations of child sexual abuse by Roman Catholic priests in Dublin, the Irish police today set up a special team of detectives that will investigate every case of such abuse ever reported in the country.

Microsoft recommends that companies that want to experience some of the power of these groups today set up Yammer groups for their employees, which should make the transition to the system-wide groups easier later on.

Workers bustled about today, setting up tables, computers and telephone lines.

Starting today, setting up these remarketing campaigns is going to get a bit easier for advertisers who use Google Analytics.

1977 – Set up Mark Thatcher Racing.

In 1986, set up Acanthus Architects, a national network.

The constitution adopted in 1922 set up a parliamentary democracy.