Sentence examples for argued at the start from inspiring English sources

"Joshua Komisarjevsky never intended to kill anyone," he argued at the start of a defense aimed at trying to avoid a death sentence.

"We have to be unpredictable and we have to be unpredictable starting now," he argued at the start of the speech.

The justices did not indicate Friday whether they would schedule the new cases for argument in April, in time to decide them in this term, or whether they would be argued at the start of the next term in October.

As we argued at the start of the "Results" section, such a plan would never be used in practice.

It was argued at the start of the 1990s that 'Many new graduates have not been satisfied with salaries offered and have acquired more remunerative positions elsewhere.

In "Teaching Sex: The Shaping of Adolescence in the Twentieth Century," Jeffrey P. Moran argued that, at the start of the century, sex education was about disease; in the century's middle decades, it was about family life; at the end of the century, it was about disease again.

But his material is rooted in contemporary India, which he argues is at the start of a golden age of comedy that is similar to the 1970's and 1980's when Steve Martin, Sam Kinison and other comics gained fame in the United States.

On this basis one could argue that at the start of the black/white alley test the balance between approach and avoidance of the white section is firmly weighted in favour of avoidance, and hence anxiety levels would be lower at this point in the test than when the approach/avoidance conflict is more equally weighted.

Germany, though, argues at the supervisor needs a proper 'track record' of success before it starts dishing out valuable capital.

Don't argue at the table.

This case, as well as four others the justices granted today, will be argued in October, at the start of the court's next term.