Idiom
set up one's staff
Meaning
To take up one's residence; to start to live in a certain place
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“They decided to set up their staff in a small village.”
“After moving to the city for work, she finally set up her staff in a cozy apartment near the park.”
“Following years of travel, the weary explorer chose to set up his staff in a quiet coastal town to spend his final days in peace.”
Examples
simple
“They decided to set up their staff in a small village.”
contextual
“After moving to the city for work, she finally set up her staff in a cozy apartment near the park.”
complex
“Following years of travel, the weary explorer chose to set up his staff in a quiet coastal town to spend his final days in peace.”
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