Sentence examples for because you started from inspiring English sources

He had to leave Mrs Newell's because "you started on Rita", her adopted daughter.

So you end up being a lot better at something because you started out being a little better at it.

If your income declined last year because you started work on, say, a master's degree, or traveled for three months to South America, volunteer that information.

Hamm soon continued, "The reason I'm calling you is because you started the application process, but you didn't quite complete it".

In a vigorous cross-examination, Mr. Povinelli's lawyer, Bert Koehler, sought to portray Mr. Riley as the ringleader of the attack whose testimony could not be trusted because "you started making things up" to satisfy prosecutors "so you could get your deal". Mr. Riley denied this.

Dryburgh: The timeline is interesting because you started in a very small way in Pasadena.

Because you start in the wrong place.

"Because you start to expand the offense.

I don't like to answer questions like that because you start getting into self-judgments.

Of course, just because you start a business does not mean it will succeed.

The obsession is almost contradictory, because you start to love the self-hatred a little bit.