Sentence examples for almost every start from inspiring English sources

But the speed difference between the two pitches — only 5 m.p.h., according to Fangraphs — is decreasing in almost every start.

From the dugout, he tipped his cap to the plate umpire, as he does at the end of almost every start.

It can also be argued that Price and Sabathia had a postseason berth riding on almost every start, while Hernandez had no pressure because his Mariners were out of contention by June.

For a franchise that did not have a no-hitter in its first 51 years, until Johan Santana shut down the St . Louis Cardinalson June 1 last season, Harvey threatens to add his name to that list with almost every start.

Phase III was characterized by a sudden burst and sudden stop, and continuous and high-amplitude action potential bursts at almost every starting potential; therefore, the starting potentials loaded with action potentials accounted for >95% of the total starting potentials.

So what about high-quality starts — say, starts lasting at least seven innings, with no more than three earned runs? Win or lose, almost every such start is an ace-worthy performance.

But although start-up issues may differ, Cubans are probably as entrepreneurial as almost every other start-up in the world — with a socialist twist.

The two days he was there, almost every comment started out as, Kuhn said or reference to Kuhn.

There is a hint of La Ronde about a plot in which almost every character starts a new relationship.

Almost every philanthropreneur starts with a foundation, and Jeffrey S. Skoll, the 41-year-old former president of eBay, was no exception.

And while Harvard Law affords every possibility, almost every student starts out chasing a similar vision and the occasions for disappointment outnumber the prospects for glory.