Sentence examples for be to start with from inspiring English sources

One ill-advised way would be to start with the protagonist making coffee … pouring milk … adding sugar.

The safest way for the N.F.L. to show its scheduling benevolence would be to start with ABC and ESPN, each a unit of the Disney empire.

"We thought that the best way to set up the story would be to start with a reminder about the myth of true love and marriage as an institution that's forever," Mr. Balsmayer says.

Cheshire said Bucher's priority would be to "start with the customer, and we have to agree who our core customer is … and what does Debenhams do for that customer".

Indeed, as William Galston noted recently, the best way to satisfy the public's health care preferences would be to start with whatever the experts — right and left alike — say is required to keep the system solvent and do exactly the opposite.

A feasible avenue for this could be to start with improvements to the statistical models based on years of reported losses through official robust Chinese statistics.

It is, to start with, highly profitable.

The point is to start with facts rather than impressions.

Liverpool's option is to start with Luis Suárez and Andy Carroll.

My thing was to start with the offensive line".

It is hard to quantify precisely what those risks are to start with.