Sentence examples similar to bit of start from inspiring English sources

Asked how much investment it takes to start such an operation, Mr. Amorim da Silva whipped out an iPhone and did the math, calculating the cost of a barren lot, building materials and a bit of start-up capital, which he said he obtained from selling a used Honda motorcycle.

You may start to lose that little bit of start-up backbone because you think there are so many eyeballs on you.

There was a bit of stir – people started coming to the shows, and the rivalry started to get in there.

We felt comfortable in the first half but had a bit of poor start".

Uber, of course, had a bit of head start given it launched in 2009 while Lyft first launched in 2012.

Farmhouses with a bit of land start at 700,000 to 800,000 euros, but Mr. Reguis said most farmhouses in good condition cost 1 million to 2 million euros.

This situation reminds me a little bit of the start of the season when Arsenal lost at home to Aston Villa in the opening game and fans were looking for a change or a new player.

"It's not free money, but it will give us a little bit of a start," McCoy said.

To prepare for the festivities and retain a tiny bit of sanity, start planning the holiday schedule months in advance.

It does remind a bit of the start of the Holocaust and more recently the ethnic cleansing/genocide campaigns in the former Yugoslavia.

A bit of sun starting to creep through now.