Sentence examples for designs to start from inspiring English sources

When the chips start hitting the market mid-next month here will be around 145 different designs to start with, and the company will be further muddying up the waters with different, non-Kaby Lake architectures.

It was, however, well known in Libya watcher circles that Gaddafi had some designs to start his own monetary system.

He's been out the clink-clink for less than a month after over four years of straight incarceration for one vicious swing of the arm, and he's trying to put together some t-shirt designs to start a company up.

The exhibition is designed to start with an African village, showing how people lived before they were enslaved.

Among them has been a running dragnet to arrest anyone whose political activism might be designed to start a movement.

Movies like "The Lone Ranger," which cost Disney about $375 million to make and market, were designed to start franchises.

But the remote control mechanism designed to start some of the pumps had failed, Mr. Accardo told the room.

The new strategy is designed to start a more orderly negotiation with President Obama and Senate Democrats on ways to shrink the trillion-dollar deficit.

After the Arab uprisings began, his ministry conducted a dragnet to arrest anyone whose political activism might be designed to start a movement.

But, at the 1908 Games, held in London, the course was designed to start at Queen Victoria's statue at Windsor Castle and to finish in front of the Royal Box in the Olympic stadium.

Yet it clawed its way back into the limelight via a series of confrontational stunts seemingly designed to start a row, from the infamous Breaking Point poster with its snaking queue of immigrants to the Brexit flotilla down the Thames.