Sentence examples for How about we start from inspiring English sources

He pointed out that yes, this kind of technology is useful, but instead of using it to make shopping worse, how about we start solving real problems with it, such as building an audio guide for blind people which describes where they are and what's around them.

My solution starts from the back: our backline is at its best when Morrow and Beitishour (StevieB) are out wide, so if Opara is actually any good, how about we start him in the middle and free Morrow to go to left back?

Considering the givens (see above), how about we start by installing a CHRO in the C-Suite, so they can do their amazing job?

Then he smiled and said, "Now, how about we start again?" In New York, he broiled when Met catcher Gary Carter appeared to enjoy himself too much in a rout of the Cubs.

Rather than acting like everything is okay, how about we start telling the truth about what's really going on so we can come up with much-needed solutions -- a.k.a.a

And I've lately been thinking about how about we start to use shame ― and hear me out ― what if we taught little boys to be ashamed of things like excessive macho-ness, to be ashamed of not being able to express their emotions, to be ashamed of the idea of an ego?" she said.

Here are a few excerpts from SportsRadioInterviews.com: On the story of Stokley and Manning going to a park to play catch and how it came about: "We start throwing in the driveway and it's good.

They said, "Please don't go" and "What can we do to make you stay?" and "How about if we start a petition or pledge to come three times a week?" Gotti kept choking up too.

I said, "How about if we start with two?" Once the series was canceled, it was kind of a matter of taking steps forward (in my career), as opposed to laterally or backward.

Ummmm, tell you what, how about, before we get started, you write out a nice, large check to me for my legal services and, hold on, here's my written Retainer Agreement.

Not everyone's experience will be filmed or should be -- how about we just start explaining with facts rather than with corny vapid stunts?