Sentence examples for been starts from inspiring English sources
verb
To begin, commence, initiate. transitive
It was his 21st appearance of the season, only 11 of which have been starts.
"Obviously, we're hopeful, and we're encouraged by this news, but there have been starts and stops in this before," he said.
His 20 postseason appearances are a Cardinals record, but only four of those have been starts and the longest Lynn has gone in any of those starts was five and a third innings in Game 4 of the N.L.C.S.
It has been a great night for Crouch, one in which he took his international goalscoring record to 20 in 37 caps, only 17 of which have been starts.
Bellamy has scored five goals in 17 appearances but only seven of those have been starts as the 32-year-old has been carefully managed by Dalglish having only signed on the final day of the August transfer window.
The answer to 'what could have been' starts with the final World Cup qualifier between Australia and Iran in Melbourne in November 1997 when almost the entire MCG – and many more thousands watching at home – believed that this would be our time: after what was then a 24-year gap, Australia would finally make it to the World Cup once more in 1998.
A search has been started.
These are starting points.
