Sentence examples for could only start from inspiring English sources
We could only start something".
He thought of everything he'd ever thought of by midday and then could only start over.
This cost Hassan about £50 - a debt he could only start repaying by selling some of the first rations his family received in the camp.
Indian officials quickly clarified that Mr. Vajpayee meant that such patrols could only start after the current crisis had past and India was convinced that Pakistan had stopped helping the militants cross the line that divides Kashmir between them.
Now, if the satellite-radio devotees could only start talking to their terrestrial counterparts, the future could hold the promise of all manner of "narrowcast" radio programming from classroom exercises to minor league sports events, ethnic news and a million other things that never get the time of day on AM or FM radio.
Fox celebrated scoring the first try of the match by ruffling the hair of his opposite number, Tom Briscoe, but the Hull KR hordes could only start their party when the natural ginger of the young centre Kris Welham claimed a scrappy third try with five minutes remaining.
Thus, our findings could not only start to uncover the molecular mechanisms that interconnect the cell cycle and cell fate decisions in hESCs but could also be relevant to understand how proliferation and differentiation of adult stem cells is coordinated in tissue homeostasis.
Because it could not only start a conflict between China and the neighbors, but also between China and the US.
Now, if I could only get him to start watching Bill Maher with me..
This is because the reaction between Ag+ and HCHO could be only started when the pH of the system is higher than 8. Clearly, the reduction should start at the interface between the microgel and the continuous phase because the pH of this site is increasing first, and thereby, Ag+ and HCHO in the inner part of the microgels would diffuse to the interface to make up the deficiency.
