Sentence examples for a start of a from inspiring English sources

"Hopefully, this is just a start of a lot more to come," Froome said.

Is this a start of a demolition derby career for you? A.

"I thought that was a start of a lot of positive things with him," Collins said.

"There is not even a shadow of a start of a suspicion about this".

However we still see the model as solid and do not see this downgrade as a start of a business heading into a downward spiral.

"It is very good news … This will mark a start of a new relationship between India and Pakistan," said Prakash Javadekar, a BJP spokesman.

"However, recent weeks are showing slower growths, possibly a start of an organics growth plateau".

"The contracts being signed with Cuba should not be seen as as a start of an ongoing commercial relationship with Cuba," Mr. Kavulich said.

A new start of an antidepressant was defined as a start of an antidepressant after no antidepressant fills for at least 6 months.

Once a frame is specified, a Start-Of-Frame (sof) is designated among the constitutive fields.

We consider this article only as a start of such an endeavor.