Sentence examples for decided to start up from inspiring English sources

He was an entertainment officer at Brighton Polytechnic where he studied when he decided to start up his management company Off The Kerb 32 years ago.

The prince, who is helping to rebuild a special-needs school with his charity Sentebale, decided to start up a game of football during a break.

So while at Bullfrog, Mark Webley, Steve Jackson, Paul McLaughlin and myself met in a pub, and decided to start up Lionhead.

And then Wilson defected back to the Network, and had everyone arrested, and decided to start up the mass-sterilisation plan Janus again, only on a slightly smaller scale, to make it a bit less evil.

I'd been working as a consultant and Arabic translator but I decided to start up a network of people like me – students, recent graduates or other young people – who are willing to go into schools to talk about their experiences of growing up LGBT.

We have decided to start up an online art/houseware business and he is counting on this 100% for our future income.

When Daisy Wells and Hazel Wong (or Sherlock and Watson) become bored of their pacifism society and spiritualism society they decide to start up a detective agency at Deepdean school for girls.

I made a lot of contacts that could be useful for me in the future if I decide to start up another business.

Things happen, and he decides to start up a clinic of his own.

So he decided to start signing up brokers and shippers who needed freight hauled from Portland.

Suppose a Russian oligarch decided to start buying up investment properties in a picturesque market town and left them empty.