Sentence examples for world setting up from inspiring English sources

Her daytime job, which supports her music career, has her traveling around the world setting up grants for underdeveloped countries.

When the EU ETS was conceived, the EU envisaged countries around the world setting up their own systems, and thus creating a level playing field.

For the last decade of his life, Mr. Rivera traveled all over the world setting up microenterprises in Ghana, Cambodia, Yemen, Colombia and other countries.

He had a band that played locally, and he worked frequently for Windows on the World, setting up the sound system for conferences.

Maderna eschewed the ivory tower for full-on engagement with orchestras and ensembles around the world, setting up the Kranichsteiner Kammer-Ensemble in Darmstadt, and conducting orchestras all over Europe, bringing programmes that mixed the ancient with the modern.

In that 10 years he took on a number of acting roles, learnt to fly, bought a boat and travelled the world, setting up home on the Marquesas Islands in the southern Pacific Ocean with another mistress, Maddly Bamy.

Bishops in the English-speaking world set up the International Commission on English in the Liturgy to share the monumental task of translation.

Just think: here on this quiet street in north London, one of the most influential thinkers of the modern world set up his study!

"I always felt that that world set up in the original picture was left open for revisiting," Mr. Zanuck said by telephone.

The artist Ruben Toledo, who is married to the fashion designer Isabel Toledo, says that Paper is "the Wayward School of Creative Gypsies, and everyone in the creative world sets up camp there at one time or another".

By contrast, he was overwhelmed by the international donation drive that saw 20 museum collection points around the world set up for people to drop off their Lego, including many children.