Sentence examples for completely started from inspiring English sources

A celebration of liberty tightly policed; a cemetery that cowers in the shadow of commerce; an insistence that we are here to remember and an ambition to let us tell you what to recall; the boast that we have completely started over and the promise that we will never forget — visitors experience these things with a free-floating sense of unease.

A celebration of liberty tightly policed; a cemetery that cowers in the shadow of commerce; an insistence that we are here to remember and an ambition to let us tell you what to recall; the boast that we have completely started over and the promise that we will never forget visitors experience these things with a free-floating sense of unease.

I completely started over several times throwing entire chapters away.

She wrote, "I have completely started over to the point where I built a new house so there really isn't anything there that reminds me of him.

So, I just picked up your Indians Issue and was reading it in front of the TV and getting this little knot in my throat 'cause everything was so sad and just sort of bittersweet and full of life, you know, and that dog food commercial where they show the dog at all the different stages of his life came on and I completely started weeping.

Then it completely starts to fall flat until you take action and move those people out, and then everyone gets faith in the values again.

In reality, the experience is abrupt — one day you're in; the next, you're out — and often involves completely starting over.

In an effort to reduce the camp populations and ultimately have the camps closed, authorities made the tough decision to cut food rations to residents this month and cease food aid completely starting in March.

You will also find centralised research options in big cities, for instance Edinburgh, Dublin and London can be good places to begin your search if you are completely starting from scratch.

Patents aside, the next generation of cellular services begs the question: Why would Europe pick a technology that would mean they'd have to rip up everything and completely start over?

"I guess the only way to clear it would be to completely start afresh with a new set of players because there are still question marks over a few of the other players in their team," he told BBC Sport.