Sentence examples for which were set up from inspiring English sources

Mary L. Ciecierski loped through the crowd, guiding a friend toward the tables, which were set up at 103rd Street.

Our mail-in ballots could be dropped off at designated locations, some of which were set up with special car lanes.

Mr Katsav's family lived in one of the rudimentary "transit camps" which were set up for immigrants after the 1948 war.

Two highly significant institutions which were set up by gay men in the 1980s include the Leslie Lohman Museum in New York and the Schwules Museum* in Berlin.

The idea is based on the so-called 826 schools in the US, which were set up by the novelist Dave Eggers.

More than £173,000 was also paid to the charities Grace Foundation and Christian Vision, both of which were set up by Edmiston.

Cutler said she had not received money raised recently from two online donation sites which were set up to help her pay her PR bill.

A notable example survives in the fragments of the Capitoline fasti, which were set up on an arch in the Roman Forum (18/17 bc).

Mr Hearnden is a member of one of 14 crack teams which were set up last year to combat organised fraud.

Its 15 squabbling baronies, which were set up to deal with conventional enemies, display precious little cohesion (with the Pentagon particularly protective of the agencies it controls).

For many of Israel's 270 kibbutzim, which were set up with government grants and have subsisted on farming and small factories for most of the last 50 years, the last 20 years have been marked by intense change.