Sentence examples for be a start of from inspiring English sources
Well, if so, it would be a start, of sorts.
Mr. Maurizi said he worried that the system was hopelessly corrupt but thought Mr. Gingrich would at least be a start of change for the better.
As an examiner you will gain insight into how the British Council delivers cultural relations around the world and this could be a start of a career in exams administration, business development or management or other roles within the organisation.
As the company firmed up its $3bn bid for US rival Foster Wheeler, announced a bigger than expected dividend and a record order book, chief executive Samir Brikho said: Amec acquiring Foster Wheeler is going to be a start of something to happen in the industry.
This may be a start of a familiarity With an open heart and sincerity People you didn't know may become alliance Those you thought friends, an act of defiance Paths cross each other every split second You have to be aware of it and reckon.
It would be a start, of course, not an end, but then, neither was the punishment of the men who killed Michael Donald, and neither will be the death or imprisonment of the man who allegedly committed mass-murder in Charleston.
"I thought that was a start of a lot of positive things with him," Collins said.
"It is a start of the procedure for the release of every political prisoner," Mr. Gobulovic said.
"This is a start of what I am trying to build here," added Saunders.
"It's a start of a lot of the players' careers.
