Sentence examples for around the outset from inspiring English sources

The record begins in mid-July of 1983, around the outset of the summer break before my penultimate year of high school, and the first book listed is "Dr. Zhivago," by Boris Pasternak.

The court ruled against Levandowski's Fifth Amendment rights extending to allow redactions of a privilege log revealing legal details between Uber and Levandowski around the outset of their acquisition agreement.

The concern, with two fly-halves already on the pitch, is that - much like in the first half against Uruguay last year - England look to throw the ball around from the outset and are not direct enough.

Brendan Fanning Match report: Leinster 6-33 WAlls All Black anger met with dignity as Europe embraces Piutau The sight of Leicester throwing the ball around from the outset on a wintry Friday night in the Midlands was a sizeable culture shock for some of their supporters.

Many buyers saw their mortgage repayments rocket; Mellis's jumped from around £450 at the outset to £750.

Digital literacy was structured from the outset around two central poles: the technological and the informational.

"We set about Stoke from the outset, moved the ball around well and created enough chances to win two games in the first half.

All the children were diagnosed as stuttering at the outset of the study (around age eight) based on clinical assessments and a measure of stuttering severity (Riley, 1994, Stuttering Severity Instrument-3, SSI-3).

In the end, as those around Higgins told me from the outset, the player was guilty only of naivety.

The sound that flowed around him, grimly eloquent at the outset and electrically triumphant at the end, drove home the point.

Part of the uncertainty around Hillary Clinton's candidacy, at the outset, was over whether it would look forward, to the promise of a first woman President, or backward, to the two previous Democratic Administrations, but the presence of Donald Trump has helped resolve that.