Sentence examples for been at the start from inspiring English sources

And after intermission, there were noticeably more empty seats than there had been at the start.

During that time, some of the women were more active over all than they had been at the start.

Welch and Eckersley had been at the start and the end of a win 57 times for the Oakland Athletics.

At the end of that period, their skin was in better condition than it had been at the start, and had high moisture content and less visible irritation.

At the end of that time, the volunteers in the exercise group were sleeping much more soundly than they had been at the start of the study.

Inadvertent, she calls them, and so they might have been at the start, but they require a serious commitment of time and energy.

He had been at the start-up for four years, an eternity in the Internet business, and it was draining to watch his life's work wither.

We're at the start of something.

The United States is at the start of a painful recession.

Yes, Ackerley says, or she was at the start.

We were at the start of an economic downturn.