Sentence examples for going start with from inspiring English sources

To get your courage going, start with stores that are more likely to get your point and try to accommodate it.

Try these steps to get yourself going: Start with a small goal of 30 minutes, 3 times per week if you aren't exercising at all currently.

Mr. Obama certainly signaled where he was going, starting with his first inaugural address.

"The great thing about these things is there are levels of reasons for going, starting with giving some money to charity," said Stuart Epstein.

Kevin Quinn, a spokesman for the Division of Budget, said getting the programs going, starting with selecting private agencies to provide the services, was very time-consuming.

So, here goes: start with a layer of large stones, two feet thick, topped by an inch of gravel, five more of clinker — residue from volcanic rock that can absorb and retain water — and a top strata of limestone.

As far as clothing goes, start with plain tee-shirts and pants in dark colors and rip them up as desired.

This was just the beginning of letting things go — starting with the Forever House.

"There are so many ways people can go, starting with him".

A few of them, he decided, had to go, starting with George Washington.

The most confrontational contestants were the first to go, starting with Will.