Sentence examples for be starting with a from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama seems to be starting with a higher baseline of support among Republicans, Democrats and Independents than Mr McCain.

Except for math classes, which will continue to be stratified according to ability, they will be starting with a clean slate.

The seventh season of the original county blog (doesn't time fly when you're talking rubbish?) may be starting with a whimper rather than a bang, but it's good to be back all the same.

In striking the licensing deal with AgustaWestland, a unit of Finmeccanica of Italy, Boeing will be starting with a larger helicopter than Sikorsky, and one that was selected in 2005 partly because it could seat more people with fewer modifications.

Collins refused to comment on possible trades — speculation has focused on Carlos Beltran — but players acknowledged the talk and how important the next few weeks would be, starting with a three-game series against the Phillies this weekend.

Never sign a contract on Friday; Saturdays and Sundays are fortuitous for doing deals; starting just about anything on a Monday and you'll be starting with a bad omen.

But a garage lab could be started with a few hundred thousand dollars, he said.

For 2005, some luxury automobiles can be started with a push button.

Most cars still had to be started with a hand crank.

This method should be started with a 2D evaluation of the uterus.

Exercise should always be started with a good warm-up.