Sentence examples for but to start from inspiring English sources

But to start lying and fabricating is not fair".

Then they have no choice but to start self-tracking.

"But to start is kind of a dream".

Publishers would have little choice but to start charging for their content.

Many entrepreneurs feel they have no alternative but to start businesses out of their homes.

Nothing to do now, but to start collecting records for next year.

Romney, his back to the wall, had no choice but to start aggressively playing to win.

"These people have no choice but to start robbing people or join the Taliban," he said.

With so clear a breach, the commission will have little option but to start proceedings.

Mr Rohani will have little choice but to start his presidency with an austerity budget.

But to start a game, Milito must wait until Maradona loses faith in Higuaín.