Sentence examples for given the start from inspiring English sources

When the Jets face the Chargers this weekend, Greg McElroy will be given the start.

Hafner was given the start Saturday, even with the left-hander J. A. Happ on the mound.

When Dunham was asked in Pittsburgh if he was surprised that Markkanen was given the start Friday night, he said, "I'm not going to....".

But Martin Biron has been given the start for Game 81 of the regular season, and the first one that doesn't really matter for the Rangers.

"We were a bit short of par and, given the start the West Indies got, we were staring down the barrel a little bit.

He came through a tricky test admirably on Saturday, especially given the start to the game that we had in going 2-0 down.

He also said that given the start-up and other costs, recent Pentagon studies do not show that having a second engine "will, in fact, predictably deliver savings compared to one engine".

Spotify plans to enter the American market later this year, and its founder, Daniel Ek, says that the music labels have given the start-up flexibility because they are attracted to a service that, with its unlimited free music, could convert illegal downloaders into monetizable consumers of music.

Thomas, given the starting job tonight, improbably missed both.

Saints 6-0 Bearsettlesrleans settles for another three points - a good result for the Bears given the starting field position.

Given the starting point, I think this is a very good outcome.