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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all starts from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the origin or beginning of a process, idea, or situation.
Example: "In our discussion about innovation, it's important to remember that all starts from a single idea."
Alternatives: "everything begins with" or "it all originates from".
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"It all starts from the restrictions about the players," the Chilean manager said.
Brought together, they reconstitute the world of Hannah Barnard and her peers -- and it all starts from a cupboard.
But it all starts from school, according to Ann Morgan, who is reading 196 books – one from every country in the world – for her blog A Year of Reading Around the World.
"We started noticing the increase with meth in fiscal year 2014, so we noticed an increment on crystal meth and obviously it all starts from the demand, you know.
"I used to say, 'I'm going to an outside meeting,' if I went to a pediatrician: now I feel zero guilt if I say, 'I'm going to a school play.' I think it gives the women with children who work here the freedom -- because it all starts from the top -- to feel like there are moments that family comes first, and that's not only O.K., it's important".
"It all starts from the beginning".
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The inspiration all started from growing up in the Midwest.
And if antibiotics stop working on humans, then we might all start dying from infections again.
It all started from there".
"That all started from him," Lampard said.
"It all started from good defense," Prigioni said.
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