Sentence examples for where to set up from inspiring English sources

He didn't really know where to set up his cart.

Halifax investigated various cities in China to figure out where to set up a plant.

CHEAT SHEET Where to Set Up Base Midtown is close to everything but is crowded and expensive.

Relief agencies guessing where to set up tents must rely on sometimes flawed reports from witnesses, traffic monitors, reporters and satellite and aerial photos.

This time, however, the player is the festival boss, deciding when and where to set up new sites, tweaking event types and even selecting the music.

He said that in the United States, the Department of Homeland Security, which handles immigration, had supplied Iraqi election officials with records on the location of Iraqi residents "as best we can tell" so that decisions could be made on where to set up polling places.

He's heading down to Tampa next week, he said, where he plans to set up shop.

It is where Microsoft chose to set up its major European research lab.

During a visit to New York, where he wanted to set up a boutique, he briefly managed the New York Dolls.

There were no rangers to check our reservations, no posted rules telling us where and how to set up camp.

At the age of 23 he became a teacher, but in 1829 he returned to Ticino, where he fought to set up a liberal regime (1830).