set up-house in a sentence

1. he moved to Manhattan and set up house on 54th Street

2. In some situations, squatters break in and set up house.

3. "Rather young, isn't she, to set up housekeeping at Ascot?

4. Its members set up houses in Leeds, and the men lived communally.

5. The French football federation says it has set up houses for its supporters who traveled to Russia to back Les Bleus.

6. The house and garden take visitors back to the turn of the previous century, when Jenny and Sidney W. Brown set up house here.

7. After Earls returned to Memphis, he and his wife set up house in a neighborhood where music was a common pastime for many residents.

8. To prevent yourself from imposing irrational penalties, set up house rules in which you spell out logical consequences ahead of time.

9. Michell set up house close to the Redgraves, and he became a surrogate "uncle" to Redgrave's children (then aged 11, 9 and 5), who adored him.

10. Their favorite place to set up housekeeping is within bones where the damage caused by the cancer cells can create significant pain for the patient.

11. Meanwhile, she’s happily getting ready to set up housekeeping in his hut full of idols (which, of course, she wouldn’t think of worshipping), and dreaming of the wonderful future they will have together.

12. These advantages may doom it to be considered an attractive spot by the group of individuals who consider themselves a carry-on government, so those who would set up housekeeping in Iowa should bear this in mind.

13. In fact, of course, if today a Jewish couple expecting their first child tried to set up house in Bethlehem, they would be denounced by the UN, the US State Department and all the world's foreign ministries as illegal settlers.

14. While most traditional registries focus on durable home goods that help the new couple set up house, there will be one or two folks (often young family members, but not always!) who wish they could get you something strange or awesome.