Sentence examples for going starting from inspiring English sources

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

Apple's Watch is the most expensive smartwatch going, starting at £300 and stretching to £13,500 if you want it in gold.

"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.

These hotels had been run more to provide jobs than to make a profit, so when bookings fell in the recession they dropped their rates to keep going, starting a downward spiral of underinvestment.

And be certain to keep an eye out for future Public Lab offerings from the world premiere of Urge For Going starting March 25 and the New York premiere of Knickerbocker in May.

When the voices start going, start singing".

They have 20 games to go, starting at Bury tomorrow.

There I go starting to get on my soapbox.

Don't go starting a fight.

Don't go starting fights; instead, finish them.