Sentence examples for Really start with from inspiring English sources

So you should really start with disease-free seed.

"I don't really start with a story; I start with the area I want to be in," says Greengrass, explaining the movie's genesis.

"All the directors I take seriously are ones who really start with their study of the score as the inception of the ideas.

Whatever the long history of engagement items – I've heard claims of it dating from ancient Egypt or Rome, for example – the focus on engagement rings should really start with De Beers, in the 20th century.

The sophomore guard Paul Harris said that before the game, he told Onuaku: " 'It doesn't really start with Jonny Flynn or anyone else having a big game; this starts with you.

I never really start with a photograph or a painting – you always get in trouble with that because you look at it and you go, "Fuck, this looks so great and that looks so pale in comparison".

"That really started with the Spanish groups".

Money problems really started with the Civil War.

"The change really started with autofocus," he said.

The action really starts with the audience participation.

It really started with the sinking of the Belgrano.