Sentence examples for do at the outset from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps the safest thing to do at the outset, if technology permits, is to send music.

It is surely too late for Mr. Obama to convince anyone that he intends to run the most open and transparent administration in history, as he promised to do at the outset of his first term.

It wouldn't be the kind of injection a Hamels brings of course, but this group certainly can't pitch any worse, and the way Texas swing, well, they're in a position to win a wild card spot with a formula not dissimilar to what the Red Sox tried to do at the outset of 2015.

It's not just that Macfarlane finds certain kinds of satisfaction for himself - creating, as he promised to do at the outset, a map in which the priorities of motorists are replaced by sites of natural wonderment, and discovering that wildness is not inevitably "about asperity, but about luxuriance, vitality, fun".

So much work was done at the outset to shape and design the service, that very little has gone wrong".

All sorts of trouble could have been averted had the right things been said and done at the outset.

Clemson Coach Jim Davis had said before the game that his team liked to use its defense to control the game's tempo, which the Tigers did at the outset.

It goes without saying that he did not know what he was doing at the outset; he did not, that is, think to himself, I would like to be come a scholar of Locke, Hobbes and Mill.

"If they DIG it now, after all of the fanfare and all of the attention and all of the amicus briefs," he said, "it will look like they didn't know what they were doing at the outset".

She is hardly offstage for the entire 70 minutes of the overlong first act, but we know no more about the teenage Alice at the end than we did at the outset.

At times, he seemed to lean into the camera, pursing his lips, at some pains to disguise his apparent exasperation at Mr. Kerry's attacks, insisting, as he did at the outset, "People know where I stand".