The phrase "alive start" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a beginning that is vibrant or full of energy, but it lacks clarity and standard usage.
Example: "The event had an alive start, energizing everyone in attendance."
Alternatives: "vibrant beginning" or "dynamic start".
"The Most Dangerous Man Alive" starts out as a film noir before morphing into a future-is-now premise.
A sheep farmer told me that a bear will eat a lactating ewe alive, starting with her udders.
Christi Turnage, a nurse from Madison, Miss., who says Avastin has kept her alive, started on on-line petition that has garnered nearly 7,000 signatures.
In deep trouble, the Braves must win three consecutive games to keep their season alive, starting with Game 3 on Saturday afternoon at Turner Field.
One of three new films, Dead or Alive starts off like thrash-metal yakuza and ends in nothing less than apocalypse.
Seventy-nine-year-old Liz Smith, the most famous gossip alive, started in the business as an assistant to Winchell's contemporary Igor Cassini, who wrote a column as Cholly Knickerbocker.
Alexis Tsipras, Syriza's firebrand leader, has promised to take an axe to the nexus of interests that have kept Greece's rotten establishment alive – starting with the media-owning oligarchs who control so much of the country's internal debate.
YANKEES: They slumbered into the second round of the playoffs but came alive starting in the eighth inning of Game 2, producing 33 runs in the last 36 innings.
What will happen if I make the artworks come alive?" Starting with the street-cleaner on the wall, who functions as a sort of maître d'hôtel, greeting visitors in the first gallery, the show unfolds with a series of images, each more peculiar than the last.
Her first letter, after she discovered he was alive, starts with wonderfully Russian asperity: "Levi, if I didn't know that actions should be judged by their motives and not by their results, I would reproach you for your silence …" But her feelings had not been changed by war and tyranny.
