Sentence examples for a striking start from inspiring English sources

They were also able to profit from the phenomenon that got the tournament off to such a striking start, the unexpected early departure of Argentina, Italy and France.

Although Mascagni's characteristic lyricism is everywhere in evidence, signs of a striking modernity start with the hauntingly dissonant opening chords.

The internet payments system PayPal is a potent example, particularly eye-catching because its alumnae have spawned so many other striking start-ups that they are known as the PayPal Mafia.

But something more striking started happening in the 1990s.

Already the numbers tell a striking story.

The FT has displayed a striking efficiency in starting to squeeze revenue from its readers in recent years.

With its new Chrysler 300 sedan and Dodge Magnum wagon, Chrysler has shown that a striking design can jump-start sales.

Mr. Sexton said he liked the idea – the creation of "a striking, profound emptiness" — from the start, noting that "white space is the most undervalued thing" in news presentation.

This Friday, the company will start selling a striking red version of the iPhone, Cupertino's latest collaboration with the (RED) charity.

For both modifications, there is a striking dip precisely at the start site of both genes, and the positions of peaks of modification largely coincide.

The film starts with a striking statement from Elie Wiesel, the Nobel laureate and Holocaust survivor: "Since 1945 I was not as afraid as I am now".