Sentence examples for come at the start from inspiring English sources

Ashley had planned not to come at the start of the week.

One will come at the start of the lending process, the other just before closing.

The safest deals may come at the start of a boom.

Had that quote come at the start of "Do You Trust This Computer?" you might think it hyperbole.

In English, we nearly always expect an imperative ("sing") to come at the start of a sentence.

These arresting images come at the start of "Endangered Pieces," a new dance-theater work directed by Pavel Zustiak at Henry Street Settlement's Abrons Arts Center.

Much the most effective reforms since 1978 came at the start.

The first came at the start of his term, back in April, 2009, at Georgetown.

We were promised surprises in Peter Konwitschny's 'La Traviata', and the first comes at the start.

The loudest chant of the night came at the start of the second round.

The picture, coming at the start of the war, was a hit and gave Church's career a nice bounce.